Navigation

The Navigation category of the HitLens Web Analytics Software presents reports that help you to observe and analyze the user behavior of your website visitors, define the entry pages, the pages from they leave your website and how long they stay before leaving.

Navigation reports – how can they help me?

Web surfers come to your website looking for something that they are interested in. Your goal is to make them stay and not leave your website right away. Please be aware that it’s much easier for a Web surfer to click the “Back” button and keep searching somewhere else than to dig in your website without any confidence of getting a positive result.

Confusing navigation is one of the top reasons why visitors leave websites. A few innocent mistakes can cut down the number of visits and consequent sales, registrations, etc. Therefore it’s necessary to track the paths that visitors take and fix all possible snags in the navigation structure.

Use the HitLens Web Analytics Software by Web CEO to monitor user behavior and overhaul your website. The Navigation reports will pinpoint bad paths, so you will see what needs to be fixed to give visitors easy ways to find the information that you want them to see. The Navigation category offers the following reports:

• Entry Pages
• Exit Pages
• Navigation Paths
• Next Pages
• Pages Viewed after Home
• Paths during the First Visit
• Paths during the Second Visit
• Previous Pages
• Single Pages
• Site Stickiness
• Total Site Stickiness

It is a proven fact that improving the navigation structure of your website automatically increases leads, sales and registrations. Analyze user behavior of your website visitors and track their navigation paths to check where you may lose your customers!

You have questions – we have answers!

How do visitors navigate my website? - Navigation Paths report

Which pages do visitors typically view during their first visits? - Paths during the First Visit report

How do motivated visitors navigate my website? - Paths during the Second Visit report

Through which pages do most visitors enter my website? - Entry Pages report

From which pages do most of visitors leave my website? - Exit Pages report

Do visitors tend to spend some time on my website or do they leave it quickly? - Site Stickiness report