Stage 05 · Lesson 3 of 3 · 5 minLive today

Read your results

Every published page measures itself. Its Analytics view shows three things: the numbers, a heatmap, and Findings.

Coframe's analytics view with the performance chart and Findings about the page
Analytics: how your pages are doing, with findings Jarvis can act on.
A heatmap of a mobile landing page in Coframe showing where visitors tap
A heatmap shows where visitors tap and how far they scroll.

Before you start

Quick version

The page › Analytics → the numbers → Open heatmap → Findings.

Steps

  1. Step 1 · In the page or Landing Pages

    Open a page's analytics

    Open the page and switch from the editor to Analytics. Or open the Analytics tab in Landing Pages and pick the page.

  2. Step 2 · In Analytics

    The numbers

    Visitors, conversions and conversion rate. If the page has a test, each variant gets its own row.

  3. Step 3 · In Analytics

    The heatmap

    1. Choose Open heatmap.
    2. See where visitors click and how far they scroll.
    3. Switch between phone and desktop. Visitors behave very differently on each.
    4. Choose Watch sessions to see recordings of real visits.
  4. Step 4 · In Analytics

    Findings

    Findings is "what to change next, from this page's analytics." Jarvis, Coframe's assistant, compares the last seven days with the seven before. Each finding shows its evidence.

    • Fix in editor takes you to the page with the finding ready for the chat.
    • Ask Jarvis sends it to the chat, and Jarvis drafts the change.
    • The finding then shows its path: Sent to chat, then In draft, then Shipped.

Check it worked

Good to know

  • New pages are quiet. Findings need a week or two of visitors to say anything useful.
  • Numbers start at the first visit after you publish to production. Staging visits don't count.

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06 Decide

Keep the winner, put it on many pages, or send each segment its own page.

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