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Heat maps: It’s probably the broadest, most popular category of insight tools available to any company that wants to understand and improve the user experience on their website.
They’ve been around for years, and most companies have used them at some time or another. They’re a staple tool for Analytics departments, Conversion Optimization teams, and User Experience professionals everywhere.

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