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The other day, I shared tip #1 for nav bar optimization (see this thread: xitter.cf/GuessTheTest/status/15…).
Some of you expressed interest in finding out all 10 tips.
@disktop - this one's for you:
Ideally do an XML map before making any changes involving internal links. As XML sitemap will look something like this:
The top-10 nav bar A/B test ideas you absolutely must try
A Navigational Menu, also known as a navigational bar, or nav bar, is a menu system, usually located at the top of a website.
Its purpose is to help users find categories of interest and access key pages on a website.
You want to be using and showcasing the keywords you're paying for or that are bringing visitors to your site.
Once on your site, users will expect to see these keywords and will look for them to orient themselves.
So cater to visitors by using these keywords in your nav menu.
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