In this modern digital world, especially in business, SEO, or Search Engine Optimization plays a significant role. This is not only an essential aspect to make your business website more visible and achieve a high rank in the Search Engine Result Pages but also to make it more appealing to the users. Therefo4re, you will […]
The global market has become very competitive and extensively influenced by numerous technical, commercial, and aesthetic factors. Every business activity, digital processes, and marketing strategies from the creation of a website to the online purchase of a product has become granularly sophisticated as well as powered by the use of modern technologies. This article will
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Website redesigns are a huge risk. You can throw away years of incremental gains in UX and site performance—unless you have a battle-tested process. But what does that process look like? And how do you know if your team—or the one you’ve hired—is focusing on the most important things? Many areas yield minor improvements, but
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Marketing in the modern world revolves all around psychology. There are some tried and tested methods that work, but nothing beats knowing how your users think. After all, this is the best way to provide them with the best user experience you can. As a UX designer, your customers’ opinions and experiences should always be
By Mark Mesterman, Transparency Products Lead, TrialScope Marketing efforts designed for clinical trial recruitment are a combination of science and art. Healthcare professionals are engaged in an increasingly competitive fight to attract and retain clinical trial participants. Their arsenal includes digital marketing strategies, such as user experience (UX), as well as traditional ones. On average,
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I did a lot of online browsing over the holidays and though I didn’t end up buying much, my aimless scrolling at least revealed some user frustrations that I can share with you on the Econsultancy blog. Here are 10 that annoyed me. These frustrations are not unique to sale shopping, but can be exacerbated
Part two of two In my last blog, I discussed how Google updated its page speed insights and thus creating chaos throughout the land. There has been more than a few complaints from web designers about the new metrics. And since I’m only an amateur designer, I turned to our Russian about what may be
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To the layman UX and SEO (if they even understand what they mean) sound like two entirely unrelated things. The one is about some plumber jabbing away at their phone, while the other is about satisfying the algorithms of a company in Silicon Valley. But we know better. At its core they’re down to the
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Any online marketing activity you invest in has to ultimately contribute towards improving conversion. While a robust, carefully executed SEO strategy is essential for moving the needle in the right direction, search compliance and accessibility to your optimised content is only one part of the puzzle. All too often brands and businesses only focus on
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Bing announced Wednesday the beta release of a new analytics product that lets webmasters see how users interact on their websites. With Clarity, site owners can replay user sessions and use the behavioral insights to optimize their sites for better conversion, engagement and retention. The free, open-source tool collects users’ mouse movements, touch gestures and click
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