#Example of a click map trial

All I had to do was to insert a little asynchronous script (the Crazy Egg tracking code) in the footer of the pages I wanted to track. The first thing I noticed when going through the setup is how easy it was to enable Crazy Egg.

Integrating mobile and tablet screenshots, a feature to compare heat maps or tracking visitors by using your own defined goals are just a few of them. I have to say that a lot of features have been changed, added or taken out from Crazy Egg since my last test run. Since then, traffic has increased so it was time to give it another try. Although I initially liked the tool (heat maps were rather new back then), I didn’t have enough traffic to really give it a good test run. I was able to test Crazy Egg a long time ago when I wrote a little piece about heat map systems. Regardless of the amount paid, the review is my own honest and true opinion of the tool, be it positive or negative.

You will find all the necessary info about this competition underneath the review.Įditorial side note: This is a paid review.

#Example of a click map trial

For those who didn’t win, there is a special link that will give you a free trial for up to 60 days.

In case you haven’t heard of Crazy Egg before, it’s a tool that generates a heat map and a scroll map based on the click behavior of your visitors.Īs said, I’m giving away a lifetime license to one of my readers. This article is not only a review of Crazy Egg, a heat map tool, we are also giving away a lifetime license and the opportunity to test Crazy Egg 60 days for free.