Interested in knowing what devices your users favor?
Usermaven can help!
See which devices rule your user kingdom.
Mobile, desktop, tablet, oh my!
Are mobile users more likely to browse, while desktop users convert?
Get all the answers without breaking a sweat.
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User’s device type insights
Start by understanding the device landscape. Usermaven provides a comprehensive overview of the devices your users employ – be it mobiles, desktops, or tablets.
This insight serves as the foundation for tailoring your platform to meet user expectations.
Usermaven doesn’t just stop at presenting device statistics; it dives deeper into user preferences.
Let’s see how;
How do you locate users based on device type?
Now, let’s get practical.
Usermaven offers a user-friendly interface to locate users based on their device types. Follow these simple steps:
a. Log in to your Usermaven account.
b. Navigate to the “User Devices” section.
c. Choose the specific device type you want to explore – mobile, desktop, or tablet.
d. Usermaven will present detailed analytics, showcasing user activities and preferences based on the selected device type.
The first step in harnessing the power of Usermaven to locate users by device type is to add the “identify function” to your tracking script. Here’s how:
Navigate to “Workspace Settings” in your Usermaven app.
Access the ‘Setup’ section and proceed to the second step.
Add the identify function below the original Usermaven tracking script.
Quick note: If you’re installing multiple scripts, make sure the identify function is placed correctly so Usermaven can track device data without conflicts.
Customize the identify function
Ensure that the “identify function” is tailored to your needs by including attributes like device type.
You can pass various attributes about the user, providing a holistic view of their interactions across sessions, devices, and browsers.
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Step 2: Access and analyze data
Once the identify function is integrated, the next step is to access and analyze the data in Usermaven’s Contacts Hub. Here’s how you can make the most of this feature:
Each dashboard offers comprehensive insights into the individuals visiting your platform, their activities, and the devices they use.
Step 3: Access all details at Contacts Hub
The contact hub dashboard offers comprehensive insights into user activities on your platform, covering various aspects:
Device type: Indicates whether users are accessing your platform from MAC, Windows, or iOS devices.
Location: Sp ecifies the geographical location of users while accessing your platform.
Additional user details
Engagement level: Categorized based on user activity in the last 30 days, ranging from at-risk to very high engagement.
First seen: Records the date of a user’s initial visit to your platform.
Last seen: Displays the most recent interaction with your platform.
First touch point: Identifies the source or channel through which users first discovered your platform. This also helps with marketing channel and source attribution by showing where users first came from.
First viewed page: Highlights the initial page a user accessed on your platform.
Last viewed page: Indicates the most recent page viewed by the user.
User-agent: Specifies the web browser used, such as Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Safari.
Page views: Represents the total number of pages viewed by the user.
By understanding your users’ device preferences through Usermaven, you can make informed decisions to optimize your platform and deliver an exceptional experience across all devices.
Remember, the key lies in using data ethically and responsibly, always prioritizing user privacy and respecting their choices.
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