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How to Track Website Visitors (3 Ways to Increase Conversions with Session Replays)
🔥 This is the fastest way to turn Google Ads into your #1 revenue maker:
https://www.skool.com/theconversionclinic/about?ref=87a17fd6c7cc4c648c5dae2c05f921a2
Most websites get traffic but still struggle to turn visitors into leads or customers. In this video, you’ll learn how to track what people actually do on your site using session replays. I’ll show you three practical ways to use these insights to increase conversions, without guessing what’s wrong on the page. You’ll see exactly what to look for and how to turn that into fixes you can change fast.
Check out SiteBehaviour here: https://www.sitebehaviour.com/
🔥 Running Google Ads can feel like throwing money into a black hole. If you’re tired of guessing what works and just want a steady stream of the right customers, let’s chat. After helping 100+ businesses get steady, high-quality leads and sales, I know what works. Grab a free strategy call here: https://josiahroche.co/google-ads-specialist/
Frequently Asked Questions
What are session replays?
Session replays are recordings of real user interactions on your website so you can see where people get stuck or drop off.
What are the 3 ways to increase conversions using session replays?(1) Fix friction points (errors or broken elements). (2) Improve messaging and layout based on where people stop reading or hesitate. (3) Optimize your funnel by finding the step where people abandon and reduce the effort there.
How do I prioritize what to fix?Prioritize issues that (1) affect the highest-traffic, highest-intent pages, (2) repeatedly block users from completing a key action (form submit, checkout, booking), and (3) are simple/fast to implement.
Do session replays hurt website speed?
Keep only the tools you use and and avoid stacking multiple website tools.
If my traffic is low, are session replays still worth it?
Yes. With low traffic, every visitor matters, and replays can uncover obvious blockers (broken buttons, unclear call to actions, form issues) faster than waiting for statistically significant analytics trends.
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By Josiah Roche🔥 This is the fastest way to turn Google Ads into your #1 revenue maker:
https://www.skool.com/theconversionclinic/about?ref=87a17fd6c7cc4c648c5dae2c05f921a2
Most websites get traffic but still struggle to turn visitors into leads or customers. In this video, you’ll learn how to track what people actually do on your site using session replays. I’ll show you three practical ways to use these insights to increase conversions, without guessing what’s wrong on the page. You’ll see exactly what to look for and how to turn that into fixes you can change fast.
Check out SiteBehaviour here: https://www.sitebehaviour.com/
🔥 Running Google Ads can feel like throwing money into a black hole. If you’re tired of guessing what works and just want a steady stream of the right customers, let’s chat. After helping 100+ businesses get steady, high-quality leads and sales, I know what works. Grab a free strategy call here: https://josiahroche.co/google-ads-specialist/
Frequently Asked Questions
What are session replays?
Session replays are recordings of real user interactions on your website so you can see where people get stuck or drop off.
What are the 3 ways to increase conversions using session replays?(1) Fix friction points (errors or broken elements). (2) Improve messaging and layout based on where people stop reading or hesitate. (3) Optimize your funnel by finding the step where people abandon and reduce the effort there.
How do I prioritize what to fix?Prioritize issues that (1) affect the highest-traffic, highest-intent pages, (2) repeatedly block users from completing a key action (form submit, checkout, booking), and (3) are simple/fast to implement.
Do session replays hurt website speed?
Keep only the tools you use and and avoid stacking multiple website tools.
If my traffic is low, are session replays still worth it?
Yes. With low traffic, every visitor matters, and replays can uncover obvious blockers (broken buttons, unclear call to actions, form issues) faster than waiting for statistically significant analytics trends.