We can mask and unmask content in Microsoft Clarity. This gives us the ability to determine what text or values from our site is captured in a recording or heatmap and can be viewed within Clarity. The method I wrote about previously uses a div attribute that must be added directly to the code on … Continue reading Masking Mode In Microsoft Clarity

If you have a website, and you haven’t yet looked at Microsoft Clarity, I suggest you check it out. I’ve written a bunch of posts and created videos on the subject for you to get started. As and when I notice new functionality, I’ll add to the list of learning resources for anyone wanting to … Continue reading Scroll Heatmaps In Microsoft Clarity

If you’ve been following along in the Microsoft Clarity blog series I have been doing, and you also work in the Power Platform world, you might have started thinking, oooh, I wonder if I could use this in a Power Apps Portal? The answer is YES, and combined with adding in some Custom Tags, it’s … Continue reading Microsoft Clarity & Power Apps Portals

We’ve got tons of way to filter data in Microsoft Clarity, including standard filters, and advanced filters. What if you want to add some additional filters? Well you can, if you add custom tags. How easy is it to do that? Well, pretty easy if you understand what you want to capture AND you know … Continue reading Adding Custom Tags To Use With Microsoft Clarity

In a previous post, I covered the filters in Microsoft Clarity. You have a ton of them that can be used to filter the data when reviewing the Dashboard, Recordings and the Heatmaps. There is also a set of Advanced Filters which can be used on the Dashboard and the Recordings (not on the Heatmaps … Continue reading Using Advanced Filters In Microsoft Clarity

One of the coolest things about Microsoft Clarity is also one of the things I find the creepiest, and that’s the ability to sit and watch recordings of your website visitors and see how they interact with the pages. It’s very useful and gives fantastic insight. What about the data that is being sent back? … Continue reading Mask And Unmask Content In Microsoft Clarity

There are a ton of ways to filter the data being displayed on the dashboard in Microsoft Clarity. You’ve got the same set of filters also used to narrow or broaden the data viewed for recordings. Heatmaps can also be filtered, although don’t have all the same filters available as the dashboard and recordings. In … Continue reading Applying Filters To Data In Microsoft Clarity

We’ve seen recordings in Clarity, and the integration Microsoft Clarity has with Google Analytics. Next, let’s take a look at heatmaps. Heatmaps are not new, with many great email marketing products including them to see where on your emails the recipients clicked and interacted. It’s a way to visualise your email to gauge how successful … Continue reading Understanding Heatmaps In Microsoft Clarity

I’ve mentioned before, Microsoft Clarity is not a replacement for Google Analytics, nor is it a comparable product. Instead, it should be used in addition to Google Analytics. In fact, there is a Google Analytics integration from Microsoft Clarity. Connecting the two products provides a session playback link within Google Analytics which can be added … Continue reading Google Analytics Integration With Microsoft Clarity

You’ve added the tracking code to your website, and you’ve been looking over the dashboard…. now let’s check out the recordings! A recording covers a session that occurred on your site. What’s a session? It’s defined as the amount of time a user spent on your site. A single user can open multiple sessions that … Continue reading Reviewing Recordings In Microsoft Clarity