Aimless Browsing vs. Browsing with Intent
Author: mgp
Published: August 18, 2022
If you want your website to be as effective as possible, you need to consider:
• How users behave, and…
• How the structure of your pages can influence their behaviour
Everything we’re accustomed to on the internet—especially social media—has conditioned us ALL to browse aimlessly.
This is essentially our “default” setting.
*But if you want to achieve anything meaningful online, you need to get people to browse with intent.*
You can get people to browse with intent by limiting options, eliminating clutter, and by operating with a mantra of “One page, one goal.”
This means you define a goal for a page, and then EVERYTHING you do on that page is laser-focused on getting users to take the action that represents that goal (sales, signups, whatever).
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