What is Page Segmentation

[RickyChhajed]

Page segmentation is all about to track the site visitors like which are the landing pages and exit pages. So that you can have a brief idea that how can you improve exit pages content and design to make it more convenient for the landing user. Technically Segmentation is all about to divide the whole page in different and particular parts of that particular product or content users are looking for in search engines.

[oswdindia]

The term Segmentation means make different Parts or dividing. But the term Page Segmentation i never heard before but you have explain it very Nicely, thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[kelly]

page segmentation its all about tracing the traffic like which are on landing pages and exit pages through it you could have brief idea how to make more convenient and exit traffic to improve design and content .

[RichardSmith]

Hi Friends,

Page segmentation is a follow visitors to your site, such as landing pages and exit pages. So that you can have a brief idea of how to improve the content and design of a flight to make it easier remove the user.

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Richard Smith

Online Reputation Management

[BashrO]

it's a must action for improving ROI.
there are the design rules that everybody knows but you have to adjust and bend those rules for each kind of product/service you sell, different product means different people  and different reactions to design/structure of pages.

[thomas]

Page segmentation is the  tracing the traffic (visitors ) to your site on landing page and exit page which helps in improving the web design and content.

[pitterjhon44]

What is Page Segmentation

[amayajace]

Page segmentation is the process by which a scanned page is divided into columns and blocks which are then classified as halftones, graphics, or text.

[john_nickson]

It is used to have a track of visitors engagement. Which can help you to get an analysis of your web pages.

[safracatz]

Page segmentation is the process by which a scanned page is divided into columns and blocks which are then classified as halftones, graphics, or text.