Crazy Egg Reviews

In a process of understanding user journey on the website - we have thought of seeking a help of a tool which gives complete information on heatmaps, clicks and also gives user recordings. We have tried a few tools earlier but to some point, we are not happy with the outcomes and finally, we have preferred Crazy Egg. We tested and we got it.

It is used by me (marketing team) where I generate meaningful insights and deliver to sr.managers and stakeholders about how the user is performing with clear numbers. Crazy Egg addresses business issues in web marketing. The information says what are the do don'ts or what can be done better for that web page in order to engage the audience

Crazy Egg is used by analytics and optimization department within Marketing.

We use Crazy Egg to help direct UI and UX strategy.

Crazy Egg was used throughout our departments. From developing ongoing user engagement strategy, to initial research and discovery for overall user experience, Crazy Egg is a platform that we would use with almost every client. It's a simple platform with a low cost that can actually provide huge value for a project. The number one thing Crazy Egg allows us to do is provide quantitative data for user engagement, which previously would require qualitative feedback.

Crazy Egg is a powerful suite of tools to explore users' in-page interactions. It shows clicks and scrolling activity by heatmaps and other charts. I especially enjoyed the opportunity to analyze data by segmentation: many competitors do not offer this key feature. It could be expanded with other tools like form analysis and screen recording.

The primary use of Crazy Egg is heat mapping so we can determine whether a design is effective. It is also used for placement of material, and finding areas to test. A good example is we recently launched a page with a very large hero image that was not actually a clickable element. We found numerous clicks on it, which indicated that visitors believed it to be a banner. We're now testing adding CTAs to that hero image. In other instances, we've been able to determine that certain content was simply seen by no one and we were able to scrap it, leading to quicker load times and more concentrated content. Even more important has been finding material below the fold that was being viewed frequently, which let us know which content was truly important.

Our information architects and IA's who are employed by our clients use it, to analyze behavior and make page design decisions. Senior managers are another audience when we are trying to discuss or persuade.

Other TrustRadius reviews give excellent summaries of how it can be used as an analytics tool.

Crazy Egg is an awesome tool for heat-mapping, by far the best in the market. The confetti tool is something that I didn't find in other vendors. However, Crazy Egg should start implementing Session Replay also as heat-mapping and Session Replay go hand in hand. Otherwise the product is worth a rating of 5/5.

At our digital marketing agency, Crazy Egg is used when we are testing how users are experiencing specific pages on our websites. We do this for both completely new website designs, and individual page redesigns (both content and organization of the page design). While the digital marketing team is typically the team responsible for looking at the data and reporting it in a meaningful way, the reports are used by the designers, developers, and clients in order to better analyze if users are acting as anticipated. This data is typically correlated with Google Analytics data in order to gain a more-full picture.

It is being used by the marketing team along with other optimizing tools to understand the users needs on the variety of websites we have. This tool allows us to see the different user patterns for each website as each target a different customer base. It also allows us to see what items are popular and what items are not or if people think they can click in a particular spot where we do not provide a link. This disconnects is then communicated to the web team and can be fixed.

At the media-buying start-up where I used to work, each of us was involved in optimization and performance analysis. For that reason, every member of the team became fluent in Crazy Egg -- it adds color and nuance to a click-based understanding of how users interacts with a website.

I use Crazy Egg on a regular basis at my current position. We regularly roll out updates designs for key pages on our website, and every time I launch one of these updates, I initiate a new Crazy Egg 'snapshot'. The information that Crazy Egg delivers is vital in understanding how users interact with our website.

We also consult Crazy Egg clickmaps and scrollmaps of previous versions of page designs before embarking on redesigns of those same pages. The clickmap might show us that a high volume of visitors click on a focus area that occupies a key spot on the page - so when redesigning that page, we would want to make sure that our highest value CTA is placed within that focus area spot (as an example). Or the scrollmap might show that only 25% of visitors actually view the content which is further than 800 pixels down the page, so let's make sure that all key content is above that 'fold' in our new design.

We use Crazy Egg specifically for the user experience. Running user tests on certain areas of the site is difficult because of restrictions we have with contacting users. Crazy Egg allows us to see where users are struggling in the application in a clear, easy to understand way. Since it is very visual it is easier to show issues to stakeholders rather than having to explain a list of data on a spreadsheet.

We use Crazy Egg to understand how people interact with on-page elements and content on our sites. It answers questions that other analytics tools can't, like which navigational elements are most used on a site, or what non-link elements users are clicking on. Provides an easy-to interpret heatmap that clients love, and offers good integration with Optimizely to visualize how design changes impact behavior.

We use CrazyEgg to do heatmaps and scrollmaps for different devices across a variety of websites. The heatmaps allow us to see the elements of a page that users interact with on desktop and mobile devices, and the scrollmaps enable us to see which content people see as the navigate the page.

Crazy Egg is being used by e-commerce department to track user engagement with our site. We can pinpoint a page on our site and monitor the interaction using Crazy Egg's heatmap, scrollmap and confetti (clicks).

Crazy egg is being used by the analytics department as well as the marketing department. along with other solutions it is used to give a comprehensive idea on how people are using our pages and what can we do to optimize these pages, or what A/B tests to suggest. The analytics team use it to monitor new projects along with other analytics solutions and broadly oversee the performance of online marketing campaigns while the marketing team use it to optimize landing pages for campaigns.

Crazy Egg is an important tool for our PPC and SEO campaigns. We use it to engage in CRO opportunities and help clients get a better conversion rate out of their traffic. We use it in paid search for landing page development.

We use it to get Heat and scroll mapping analytics. It is being used to Demand Generation. It helps us assess how customers are interacting with our website pages.

We are currently Running around 90 snapshots. We use Crazy Egg to to measure traffic flow for our customers homepages and main landing pages. We use Crazy Egg reports to discuss ways to the client to improve there website and create A/B testing plans from this data.

We're using Crazy Egg to create heat maps across our web domains. It is only being using in our department, across various teams, such as Product, Design, etc.

We use Crazy Egg analytics on our main web site to tell us how users are interacting with our designs and content. This allows us to see, very visually, where users are spending most of their time and what content draws the most attention, allowing us to hone in on and focus our efforts in areas that matter the most.

We use CrazyEgg to track how customers are using pages on our site. The pages we track are either very important or very new. This tool is only used by the marketing department to inform website design and UX decisions regarding our e-commerce site. Since we are in a niche market, we use it as a proxy for focus groups and UX studies.