How long a visitor can wait to check your webpage, technically speaking the Landing Page? Its around 3-5 seconds to 8-10 seconds. I would prefer 3 to 5 seconds as the 3-second usability test is related to the page load factor.
From the few days we were wondering as to how the visitors are getting bounced [...]
Entries Tagged as ‘research’
October 27, 2009
Page load factor and Visitor Bounce rate
February 20, 2009
Mobile Technology in dire need ??
Last time I had made a post on mobile technology that whether remote admin facility could be installed and transfer of battery charges from one handset to another irrespective of all the networks and the mobile service operators.
Here is the link:
http://knifedge.wordpress.com/2008/04/15/remote-admin-mobiles/
Now, is there any technology or could we able to develop such a technology that [...]
February 15, 2009
Searchonomics and scope of research
Sometimes I wonder with the volume of searches through out the world and the business turnover at the same time. The local economics became global in these days and no metropolitan or cosmopolitan is indispensable to market the goods and services with the help of internet technologies. As a follower of Economics, I had proposed [...]
October 20, 2008
Search Engine is the first to predict Global Slowdown??
Does the above proposition holds good? Let us examine the hypothesis with some of the parameters.
Search engine depends on the internet penetration and not on the physical reach. So any turmoil in US, Europe or in emerging markets could easily be reflected to the business development (export and import segment) in other parts of the [...]
July 9, 2008
Data, direct from the Brain for Local Search
Like eye-tracker data, neuro imaging research could help the usability analysts in finding the ways to what extent the degrees of webpage variability would differ from one user to another. The state of mind varies between age, culture, sex, and lifestyle. Moreover, man could bring down the controlling power of his own brain by way [...]
July 3, 2008
What time-series data tells?
Since inception of the search engines, lots of companies have gained and lost (during the dot com boom) via their websites. In addition, online behavior has evolved around the search algorithm. People as well as companies are now aware of the fact of search marketing and online advertisement. But the proposition is that, if we [...]
June 19, 2008
Unique Selling Point and Goal Conversion – No Trade off
What is the USP of your website? Have you ever thought of that? Or is there any clash between the USP and goal conversion page while determining the user experience part?
In ever growing highly competitve Red Ocean market scenario, you need to determine for which section your product is going to cater. Moreover, you have [...]
June 13, 2008
Focus of web content has shifted
While analysing the web contents in the present world, one could easily arrived on the basis of careful observation that, the web contents are being shifted to one medium to the other. So far, we had contents, images, keywords and vanilla type seo techniques. But from the last 1 year or so, a radical change [...]
June 3, 2008
Solve the User Experience Matrix
Consider the following hypothetical example. I have tried to construct the user experience matrix taking four sectors namely, Finance, Travel, Hotel and Technology. Some of the examples are given just for the understandings of the readers.
Sector Matrix FINANCE TRAVEL [...]
May 15, 2008
Update your strategy for Universal Search
Lots of web pages have been devoted towards the discussion of Google Universal Search. So I am not so eager to bore you people with that. Rather I am more interested in discussing few strategies as to how the web pages could be benefited with the upcoming search algo.
Be it a Blog or Website or [...]
