analysis- interpretation of gravitational marketing tips content（分析-解释引力营销技巧的内容）.docVIP

Analysis: Interpretation of Gravitational Marketing Tips content Research papers Download news: In such an era of information explosion, manufacturing quality content to win more “eyeballs” is particularly important, why some content so attractive? Others do a really boring? Why do you update your blog daily, but almost no one to browse or comment? Why do you publish original site every day, traffic is always falters? After the author’s observation and thinking all these years, I have summed up the contents of the outstanding 10-point character, now put the tips to share everyone. 1) “F glance Zone” gives the revelation Nielsen famous web browsing behavior of users made some research, this study is based on 232 users watch thousands of pages and concluded, they found the user’s reading habits fairly consistent and even different sites task to read this remarkable trajectory looks a bit like a letter “F”, which includes the following three parts: Users will first do the horizontal read more carefully read the contents of the upper part of such a reading of the trajectory of horizontal component of F, Next, read on down the page, the user will do a second read horizontally, but this time the number of words read significantly fewer and shorter than the first, the second form of F a second transverse horizontal line. Finally, the user down the page to read to the bottom, and sometimes this process is sometimes very slow, sometimes fast. The following is a thermodynamic diagram, one from each of three different types of pages: About Us page, shopping terminal pages, and search results pages. (The red areas indicate thermodynamic user attention the most, the yellow part is concerned less than normal, gray and almost no attention. Image source) From this interesting experiments we were able to get those inspiration? Users will literally go read all the contents, most users just fire, another Nielsen Norman’s team also found that “79% of users