Post by account_disabled on Feb 27, 2024 6:06:25 GMT
The sacrifice in user experience in exchange for a great deal of value because you capture peoples email addresses or you get more engagement of other different kinds okay. But this would be something Id watch. There are three or four metrics that Id urge you to check out to compare whether this is doing the right thing. Those are Bounce rate Browse rate Return visitor rates meaning the percentage of people who come back to your site again and again and Time on site after the element appears So those four will help tell you whether you are truly interfering badly with user experience.
On mobile ensure that your crucial content is not covered up that the Kazakhstan Phone Number reading experience the browsing experience isnt covered up by one of these elements. Please whatever you do make those elements easy and obvious to dismiss. This is part of Googles guidelines around it but its also a best practice and it will certainly help your user experience metrics. Only choose to keep one of these elements if you are finding that the sacrifice... and theres almost always a sacrifice cost like you will hurt bounce rate or browse rate or return visitor rate or time on site. You will hurt it.
The question is is it a slight enough hurt in exchange for enough gain and thats that tradeoff that you need to decide whether its worth it. I think if you are hurting visitor interaction by a few seconds on average per visit but you are getting of your visitors to give you an email address thats probably worth it. If its more like seconds and maybe not as good. triggering if the visit comes from search engines. So if youre finding that this works fine and great but youre having issues around search guidelines you could consider potentially just removing the element from any visit that comes directly from a search engine0.
On mobile ensure that your crucial content is not covered up that the Kazakhstan Phone Number reading experience the browsing experience isnt covered up by one of these elements. Please whatever you do make those elements easy and obvious to dismiss. This is part of Googles guidelines around it but its also a best practice and it will certainly help your user experience metrics. Only choose to keep one of these elements if you are finding that the sacrifice... and theres almost always a sacrifice cost like you will hurt bounce rate or browse rate or return visitor rate or time on site. You will hurt it.
The question is is it a slight enough hurt in exchange for enough gain and thats that tradeoff that you need to decide whether its worth it. I think if you are hurting visitor interaction by a few seconds on average per visit but you are getting of your visitors to give you an email address thats probably worth it. If its more like seconds and maybe not as good. triggering if the visit comes from search engines. So if youre finding that this works fine and great but youre having issues around search guidelines you could consider potentially just removing the element from any visit that comes directly from a search engine0.