So you're looking for a system to analyze your website.
You need to know what users are actually doing inside of your website.
Well, this can record how they move
around, what they click on, how they scroll, how they jump from page to page.
And it also provides heatmaps of what's been clicked the most.
And best of all, this system is completely free.
There's no paid plan, there's no pro plan.
There's no credit to be paid.
It's just 100% free.
Now you're going to be asking yourself, how is that possible?
Well, just like we use Facebook, Twitter,
Instagram, which is free, but they use the data.
Well, the same thing happens with this.
The good part about it is that they don't sell the data to third party companies.
They only use it for themselves.
And what I'm talking about is called
Microsoft Clarity, which is a really known company.
And it's pretty good that they gave us
a system which is free, and it works really great.
It's super easy to integrate,
and the information that it provides is really valuable.
Let's just say that you have
an ECommerce store and you need to know what users are doing, because, hey,
you know what type of products are they looking at the most?
Are they looking to scroll all the way down?
Are they clicking to another page or let's
just say that they go to the checkout card and there's an error.
You never saw that error.
And you're wondering why you didn't sell?
Well, with these recordings,
you're going to be able to know why you haven't been selling as much or what users
are actually doing, but you can use it for several things.
So let me show you what I'm talking about right now on my desktop.
So let's go jump over there. Okay.
This is Microsoft Clarity, and you can add as many sites as you want.
You can have whatever traffic you're
actually having on your website and you won't have any limits.
And this is just an overview of the site that I've installed it on.
It's barely been there two days.
And this is what it's been capturing.
So for example, I'm able to view recordings and let's jump
into that because that's really important that we see and we're able to view
on the left what type of recording has been happening.
So this is each time that a person has jumped inside.
So, for example, this is the entry point and the exit point.
And this person went to four pages and had seven clicks.
So let me click on it.
It's going to open up the recording
and it's going to show me what the user actually did.
So this person was on a mobile iOS and he's from United States.
So we're viewing right now what's going on?
We see some little black marks here in the timeline,
and that's when someone clicked, there's a click.
There's another click.
He jumps to the side. What's going on?
Does he stay there? Does he click to something else?
See how he's jumping from one place to another?
We're able to view that with all of these recordings right there.
And like I mentioned before,
it's really important because we analyze what's going on on the site.
The users like your site, why are they leaving?
Why are they not buying?
So it helps you analyze all of that.
As I mentioned before, maybe there's an error on your checkout page.
Well, you're going to able to detect it using a recording like this.
There's also heat maps.
So if I want to view the heat map for this one, let's go ahead and open that up.
Here's.
The heat map for it 11% has been shown there.
Here's another 111 percent.
So people are clicking more on these
sections and we're able to view them here where they've clicked the most.
This is a really dynamic page because
these updates all the time, so we won't be able to view heat maps on these.
But if that was static, we would see those more.
So, for example, if this part is always static, obviously there's a heat map there
because people click on it and we're able to view it.
And it gives us that heat map.
If we have a landing page, that's good,
we're able to see what they're clicking on the most.
And why are they not clicking on the rest?
And there are several filters that we can
use now, something I didn't show you in recording, but it's also available here
on Heatmap, which is pretty important is the share.
We can share this with the project team or with anyone, so you can make this public
and share it and the link expires in six days.
So with recordings again, same thing.
You can send out a recording to your developer saying, hey, you know what?
The user is encountering this error when he does this and you have the recording
to actually view it and the developer can see it in a clear way.
We can view this with more filters, clicks, Scrolls, areas.
In this case most popular is the whole
thing, but if there was more, we'd be able to see it.
Here's a percentage from scrolled the areas here's the areas by percentage.
Again, all this is going to be dynamic.
So it just updated and 11% there just to give you an idea of that.
It also integrates with Google Analytics.
So whatever analytics are available on Google, you can see them here.
I'm pretty surprised that Microsoft
integrates with Google, but hey, it's there.
I would think they would connect
with webmaster from Bing than Google, but hey, it's there.
That means it's pretty good and it
complements one with the other because we can see other type of information here.
Let's go back to the dashboard.
There's a lot of information that we can use.
Now you'd have to go through this.
Check out the filters and find out.
For example, here's 22 sessions.
I don't know why it's not showing the rest.
Let me go ahead and open again.
89 sessions denstick user.
So that means it's a one time user and 89.
That means eight people came back.
And that's why there's 89 sessions page per session.
So the average was one point 73 sessions scroll down up to 53% the type spent.
Now there's two
colors right here, which is active and inactive.
That means that if someone is looking at your site and they jump to another tab,
they're still in your site, but they jump to another tab to view something else.
So tell me that this is the amount of people have been active and inactive.
So a total of 3.7 minutes on average.
Okay.
Dead clicks anything that we have Hover
on, we're going to be able to see what it does.
So for example, here user clicked on or tapped on a page with no effect.
Now I saw some of these recordings because we're able to view those.
Like I said, this is really important, and it's people who just clicked
on something else in an image that wasn't a link.
And that's why I got that.
But if it was a button or a link
that didn't work, well, I would know because I'm using this.
The rage clicks.
So that would be user rapidly clicked or tapped in the same small area.
Again, maybe something wasn't working.
They just started clicking on it.
Excessive scrolling popular pages refers
quick backs.
I don't know what that one is.
User navigate to a page, then quickly returned to the previous one.
So he just jumped, checked it out and came back.
So we got a percentage for that.
And again, we're able to do the recordings for that specific issue.
That it's showing the browsers, devices, operating system and countries.
So we get all that analytics.
But the most important part of all is the recordings.
I mean, the juice that you can get
from those recordings to know what's going on is really important.
Now there's a couple of quick settings here.
You got the overview.
You got teams to set up the set up for this for this specific site, the masking.
So for example, in this case, strict all text and content.
So you don't want to show anything.
It's all encrypted.
But you do view images and of what they're doing.
Balance of only sensitive text masks.
So that means that user and passwords are masked and relaxed.
No text is masked.
So that means they can do everything which is wrong.
You shouldn't use that.
Okay, let's go back to the dashboard.
Now, how easy is this to actually implement?
I bet you most people are asking that it's super easy.
Okay, let me go in to add a new project,
and I'll just say test because I'm not going to add anything.
It's just going to be like that.
Set a category.
Create. There we go.
We grabbed this little piece of text or
code, obviously, and we paste it inside of the head.
If you're not using WordPress again,
you can do this inside of WordPress in the editor to add that in the header.
Php. But if you don't want to go through any
hassle, go into WordPress, go into plugins.
Add new search for Clarity and install this one.
Microsoft Clarity.
Make sure it's made by Microsoft and it's going to only ask you one piece of code.
There's actually instructions for this.
So these are all the integrations that are available in this case WordPress.
And at the end, it's going to say add this code to it and it'll activate.
That's all you have to do.
It took for mine about 1 hour.
You're going to start getting the recordings here the heat maps,
and you're going to be able to view some information on it and then it'll ask you
if you want to integrate with Google Analytics.
That's optional. You don't have to do it.
But if you already have it, you can integrate it here and just view
everything from here instead of going to Google Analytics.
Also.
So as I mentioned before, the best part of all of this, it's completely free.
It's a good company. It's fast.
It's not causing a lot of load on my side,
so I think it's a really good option, especially for WooCommerce stores who want
to know what's going on inside of their site.
See why some people are not buying and solving.
Okay, well, that is Microsoft Clarity.
I'll leave the link in the description.
It's just a random link.
It's not affiliate or anything.
If you guys want to check it out, that link will be in the description.
Well, I thank you all for watching. My name is George.
This is SaaS Master, and I'll see you guys later.
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