Marketing Guy
msg:4405240 | 4:00 pm on Jan 9, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Yeh mostly mobile users. People search for stuff while on the move or to answer a specific query so find what they want and leave.
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lucy24
msg:4405264 | 5:30 pm on Jan 9, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Oh, good point. Mobile browsers are disproportionately Safari, so you need to filter those out. (It's not hard. A lot of them yield to a simple search for case-specific iP ;))
And then you may find that it's the mobile-ness rather than the safari-ness that's the real variable.
otoh, I am surprised at the number of people who use iPhones for sites that you wouldn't think were physically possible to view at that size.
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Lab_Rat
msg:4405277 | 5:40 pm on Jan 9, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Yeah, you guys are exactly right. After segmenting traffic down another level, it's the mobile traffic that's bringing numbers down. Desktop Safari users fall right in line with site averages. Thanks for the input.
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chewy
msg:4446733 | 12:31 am on Apr 28, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Would this happen to be v. 7534.48.3 of Safari?
Oddly enough - or maybe it makes sense, I get low conversion rates on this version of Safari, but better ones on iPad.
Is there a trick to designing to 7534.48.3 - or will it just go away?
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