Nextclick – read one more text

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If you don't throw a list of links at the user, they'll rarely browse your blog/website. That's why I'm glad I was asked to test Nextclick , which does it for me.

The average reader works like this: they enter our website, reach the information they are interested in or not, and disappear. A slightly more engaged reader will read the text… and disappear. And then an avalanche of thoughts will come to your mind: “Free, how about some digging, my dear? Did the article draw you in? Read another text (see what I did there?)! Hey… why are you closing this tab?!”

Nextclick is a widget that is supposed to counteract this. It directs the visitor to other israel rcs data posts on our site. How is it different from other tools of this type? Even Disqus has something like that, and many sites use it for comments…

Nextclick's advantage is the algorithm that directs the recommended subpages. It analyzes user behavior on the site, while the competition suggests, for example, keywords. This is supposed to provide as much as 6% higher click-through rate, which sounds very promising.

This greatest advantage also has a small disadvantage – the widget takes a long time to install, because it has to process our data. It can take up to 24 hours, and from my own experience I know that it can take longer. In my case, it took a few days, until I wrote to the customer service, worried. Fortunately, nice people work there, so there will be no problems!