Post by account_disabled on Feb 14, 2024 6:59:28 GMT
he to go in and we look at our analytics and we do this. These are made up. The green numbers are made up or the blue ones. We say Okay about of my traffic is coming from desktop about is coming from mobile and nothing is coming from voice. So Im just going to keep focusing on desktop and not worry about these other two experiences and Ill be fine. There are two problems with this Selffulfilling prophecy One is that these numbers are kind of a selffulfilling prophecy. They might not be coming to your mobile site.
You might not be getting those mobile visitors because your mobile experience Congo Email List is terrible. People come to it and its lousy and they dont come back. In the case of voice we might just not be getting that data yet. We have very little data. So this isnt telling us anything. All this may be telling us is that were doing a really bad job on mobile and people have given up. Weve seen that with Moz in the past. We didnt adopt to mobile as fast as maybe we should have. We saw that in the numbers and we argued about it because we said You know what.
This doesnt really tell us what the opportunity is or what our customers or users want. X badly right now and it becomes a selffulfilling prophecy. Audiences The other mistake I think we make is the idea that these are three separate audiences. There are people who come to our site on desktop people who come to our site on mobile people who come to our site on voice and these are three distinct groups of people. I think thats incredibly wrong and that leads to some very bad ideas and some bad tactical decisions and some bad choices. So I want to share a couple of stats.
You might not be getting those mobile visitors because your mobile experience Congo Email List is terrible. People come to it and its lousy and they dont come back. In the case of voice we might just not be getting that data yet. We have very little data. So this isnt telling us anything. All this may be telling us is that were doing a really bad job on mobile and people have given up. Weve seen that with Moz in the past. We didnt adopt to mobile as fast as maybe we should have. We saw that in the numbers and we argued about it because we said You know what.
This doesnt really tell us what the opportunity is or what our customers or users want. X badly right now and it becomes a selffulfilling prophecy. Audiences The other mistake I think we make is the idea that these are three separate audiences. There are people who come to our site on desktop people who come to our site on mobile people who come to our site on voice and these are three distinct groups of people. I think thats incredibly wrong and that leads to some very bad ideas and some bad tactical decisions and some bad choices. So I want to share a couple of stats.