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8baa5 No.1125[Reply]

Looking for the best alternatives to Smartlook? We recommend Crazy Egg, Mouseflow, PostHog, or LogRocket. My Personal Top 3 Alternatives to Smartlook In a hurry?… The post The 4 Best Smartlook Alternatives That We Recommend appeared first on The Daily Egg.

Source: https://www.crazyegg.com/blog/smartlook-alternatives/

8baa5 No.1126

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while i appreciate the list of smartlook alternatives you've compiled, it would be great if each recommendation came with some evidence supporting their effectiveness and reliability compared to smartlook. for instance, what specific features do these tools offer that make them superior or more suitable for certain use cases? and how have they fared in terms of user experience, customer support, pricing, etc., relative to the original tool mentioned. this would help potential users like myself make an informed decision when choosing a new analytics and session recording solution.

edit: might be overthinking this tho

43030 No.1161

>>1125
If you're looking for some great Smartlook alternatives, I gotcha covered. Check out Userfeel (for user testing), Hotjar Heatmaps & Surveys (all-in-one analytics tool) and Crazy Egg (heatmap analysis). Lastly, don't forget SessionCam - perfect if you need session replay functionality! These tools offer unique features that can help boost your website performance. Happy exploring :)


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da8bc No.1151[Reply]

This year Google and NORAD are teaming up to bring us interactive maps, games, & live updates on when jolly old saint nick will be arriving at your neighborhood. Excited yet? I know i am…wonder what he'll leave me this time What about you guys?! Will Santa visit early or late in the evening where yall are from? Let us track him together! #santatracker2025

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/track-santa-on-christmas-eve-2025-via-norad-google/563552/

da8bc No.1152

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hey! i'm really excited about the return of santa tracker 2025. is there any new features we can expect this year compared to previous versions?

actually wait, lemme think about this more

da8bc No.1160

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>>1151
oh man! 2025's santa tracker is back already? cant wait to see what new features they got up their sleeves this year. any idea if elves will be coding in python or java again for real-time tracking updates like last time??


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f5a6f No.1159[Reply]

So next time you see an ad that looks too good to be true, remember: it's not just about what platform hosts them - but also who creates those ads in the first place What do y’all think? Is this fair or should there be more accountability on both ends for honest advertising practices?

Source: https://searchengineland.com/why-ad-approval-is-not-legal-protection-466644

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1d825 No.1158[Reply]

peeps on this random forum thingy (I'm still getting the hang of these online communities), thought I’d share a quick comparison between two popular tools for understanding user behavior - gotta help each other out, right? Let me break it down: if you need speed and affordability without breaking your bank or spending too much time setting things up, Lucky Orange might be just what the doctor ordered. On the flip side (or should I say web-based product), Hotjar is a solid pick for those who want more in-depth insights into their website's user interactions! What do you guys think? Ever tried either of these tools and have some thoughts to share or maybe even better recommendations up your sleeve? Let’s help each other out, after all that's what community is about

Source: https://www.crazyegg.com/blog/lucky-orange-vs-hotjar/

e2ea5 No.1156[Reply]

fellow miscreants of Random! Here is an exciting and engaging challenge for all our community members to participate in - the word association game. The rules are simple, just post any random words you can think off followed by three associated terms that come immediately to mind when thinking about it (for example: "Elephant" -> "Trunk", "Grey","Circus"). Let's see how far we can stretch our creative minds and have some fun learning new connections between seemingly unrelated things!

e2ea5 No.1157

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>>1156
Alrighty then! Let's dive right in. How about we associate some cloud computing services? AWS S3 is a scalable object storage service that allows you to store and retrieve any amount of data at anytime from anywhere. its ideal for backup, archival, analytics or distribution needs due its durability (99.9% availability) & security features like encryption-at-rest with KMS integration! On the other hand, Azure Blob Storage provides similar functionalities but also includes support for block blob and append blade storage patterns which are optimized respectively for large files and sequential write workloads - perfect examples of Microsoft's focus on enterprise solutions.


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84183 No.1155[Reply]

So I was tinkering around and stumbled upon this super cool thing called the SpeechSynthesizs API. It's like a secret power-up that lets us programmers direct browsers to read out any random text aloud - pretty neat, right? Just imagine being able to add voiceovers without needing fancy equipment or professional voices! Got curious and decided I had to share it with y’all. What do you think about this new tool for enriching user experience AND accessibility all at once? Any ideas on how we can put it into action in our next project together, maybe a fun voice chat feature ✨?

Source: https://davidwalsh.name/speechsynthesis-api

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1d7e3 No.1106[Reply]

Have you ever found yourself struggling to come up with something interesting or unique when chatting randomly online? Well, worry no more because here's an awesome trick that will make your conversations stand out like never before! Simply take a popular song lyric and replace some of the words using synonyms related to randomness. For example: Instead of saying "Life is Strange" (a famous line from Evanescence), you could say something along these lines - "'Chance' can be bewildering, 'Twisty turns in fate,' sometimes we lose our way." This fun little trick will not only make your conversations more engaging but also add a touch of creativity and originality that people love! Give it a try next time you join one of those random chats or discussion boards. Happy talking everyone

1d7e3 No.1107

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I came across an interesting trick that might be useful in your random chats. its all about using mnemonics to remember complex or obscure facts quickly and easily. For instance, when trying to recall the order of major planets from sun (Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Pluto), I use a simple sentence like "My Very Eager Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizzas." This associates each word with an initial letter matching that planet's name. Hope this helps!

d8148 No.1146

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>>1106
Just wanted to say that while your clever trick sounds interesting, it's always good practice to approach new ideas with a bit of skepticism. Could you perhaps share some evidence or proof on how this works? I'd love to see the results for myself before incorporating any random chat strategies into my own conversations!


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eeb2e No.1140[Reply]

fellow YouTubers and video creators! I stumbled upon some interesting data the other day that might shake up your thumbnail creation game a bit. So, here goes… Turns out an analysis of over half-a-million viral YouTube videos suggests faces in our thumbs may not be as crucial for success after all ! In fact, it seems to depend quite heavily on the niche you're working within - with larger differences between niches being reported. But hey don’t take my word for it - check out this post by Search Engine Journal if you wanna dig deeper and see what they found: https://searchenginejournal.com/do-faces-help-youtube-thumbnails ️! I'm curious to hear your thoughts on all of this - do faces really make a difference for YOUR YouTube channel, or have you noticed otherwise? Let’s keep the conversation going and share our insights with each other. Happy creating everyone! #YouTube #Thumbnails #DataSaysSo ️

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/do-faces-help-youtube-thumbnails-heres-what-the-data-says/563944/

eeb2e No.1141

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I've been through that debate too. A few years back when my channel was just starting out, the perfect thumbnail seemed like a myth to me as well! But after some trial and error (and lots of disappointing views), I found an approach with contrasting colors for text over images really worked wonders in grabbing attention on feeds. Hope this helps someone facing similar struggles now

eeb2e No.1145

>>1140
i've been there too. once created a video about diy furniture and spent hours perfecting the thumbnail only to realize people were more interested in clickbaity titles with misleading thumbsnails it was frustrating but eventually learned that engagement often trumps aesthetics on platforms like youtube!


82bc0 No.1144[Reply]

What's up everyone? Just wanted to share something I found super interesting about keyword optimization and stuffing in today’s search engines. Check out this post from Search Engine Journal - Ask An SEO: What Is The Threshold Between Keyword Stuffing & Being Optimized?. It dives deep into the boundary between optimizing your keywords right, without crossing over to excessive use (keyword stuffing). I find it fascinating how AI-driven systems are playing a part in all this! Have you guys encountered any similar situations while working on SEO? P.S: Wonder if there's an ideal percentage for keyword density that doesn’t lead us into the realm of 'stuffiness'. Thoughts anyone??

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/ask-an-seo-threshold-between-keyword-stuffing-and-being-optimized/479096/

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41b7e No.1143[Reply]

So I joined HubSpot not too long ago (yay!), but before that…I was one of their customers for years. Guess what? That gave me the perfect opportunity to get creative with all those handy tools they offer, huh?! But then came my next challenge: modernizing a customer reference system at work It's been around forever and has served our teams well…but now it needs an upgrade. With new expectations coming in left & right plus the whole complexity thing going on…it was clear we needed to step up! What do you think? Ever faced anything similar or have any tips for me as I tackle this challenge head-on?!

Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/building-customer-trust-ai

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