Sticky: Insight and Audit - See and feel through your users' eyes

@_0_ The automated platform enables us to dramatically reduced the cost to use the technology. An experiment capturing eye, emotion and survey was $50K per experiment. With Sticky, it costs less than a few hundred dollars (or <$5 per user). Eye, Emotion and Survey data for the people!

@ryanhambley Our system works really well with Optimizely, VWO and other A/B testing services. A challenge for optimizing with those services is that they are very good at identifying which of 2 or more choices is clicked more once you create them, but once you have gone through the initial list of things to try, it is difficult to figure out what to do in your 5th test. Also, they don't identify if people understand the site and are willing to share. The net result is you have to burn through a huge set of possible users/customers to figure out that you latest change didn't actually do anything. Our platform breaks down what people see, read and report for each element of the website so you can iteratively optimize the engagement. Each time you run it through the system, it flags every element which is missed, seen but not read, confusing or so complex that it would be seen after people bounced from the site. This gives you direction on each A/B test so you can continuously improve. What we have seen is that this carries people much further than the guess/check version everyone has had to do in the past. Any, you can get back the answer in 1-2 hours. :-)

@ryanhambley As an example, 2 months ago, our team identified that our website's key message should have taken 1 second to read and was taking 2-3x longer than it should have based on the standard speed for reading the english language, showing that people were confused trying to understand the words. By simplifying the message (Just one change in one iteration), we almost doubled our click-through off the main page.

@martinkasmetski Thank you for the feedback. We support both Window and Mac OS but it is unclear in the error message. So that we can make the product better, which OS are you using?

@jeantemplin I'm using Fedora with latest Firefox Dev. Your product looks really interesting and I can't wait to test it. cheerz :)