Irina Hey is a keynote speaker and an expert in the field of customer acquisition, lead generation and data driven marketing. Until April 2018 she worked as a Product Owner of Acquisitions and coordinated all strategic marketing activities at Ryte.
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On September 24, 2017, it was announced that Ryte would be receiving financial support from investors Senovo, Surplus Invest and pd ventures.
OnPage.org is now Ryte - the Ryte way to your digital success. The 19th of July does not only mark the 5th anniversary of OnPage.org but also the 1st day of Ryte.
If you cannot reach a website or if an image cannot be opened, there is a mistake somewhere. Error pages and "dead links" are a nuisance – for search engines and users.
We at OnPage.org want to make websites around the world better, faster, and safer and set new quality standards. In Mouseflow we have found a perfect partner to work towards this ambition. Together, we aim to offer the necessary tools for holistic website optimization.
Learn the 10 important KPIs for websites and find out how you can easily use the Google Analytics tool to monitor them. A few useful tips are also included to help you assess the performance of your web presence.
Nowadays, speed is a decisive factor for Internet users. The amount of time that a page takes to load determines whether visitors stay on a website or not. In particular, the increasing use of mobile Internet calls for fast mobile websites.
With just a few changes you can increase your website performance. Exactly what those changes are, how you should ideally go about it, and what you should pay attention to has been condensed into four tips below.
“Above the fold” is a term used to describe the area of a web page, which is visible to the user at first glance, without having to scroll. For years, site operators have been trying to position anything of importance, such as navigation, specific links and other important content at the top of the page.
“Cookies need to be enabled” – every Internet user has probably come across this phrase before. But what does it actually mean? What are Cookies? And what happens if I activate them or decide not to?