PUT SKYDIVE TO WORK

Five ways to
use Skydive.

These are five useful starting points, not the whole list. Skydive helps teams notice behavior while it is still unfolding, then follow the signal to a useful next question.

FIRST: GET THE LAY OF THE LAND

See your website in action.

Sometimes the useful next step is simply opening Skydive. See the pages people are visiting, where attention gathers, and how movement is flowing across your site before you narrow in on an issue.

START WITH

  • Live field
  • Interaction pulses
  • Built-in stats
02

CAMPAIGN LAUNCH

Watch a campaign land

Open Skydive when an email, ad, or launch goes live. See where the first visitors gather, which pages they explore, and whether the intended path holds.

THE SIGNAL

The first wave after publish

WHAT TO DO NEXT

Notice the first popular route. See which page earns the next click.
03

UNEXPECTED DEMAND

Find unexpected demand

Notice a crowd forming on a guide, comparison page, help article, or lightly promoted product. Use that signal to improve the next step or invest in the topic.

THE SIGNAL

A cluster on an overlooked page

WHAT TO DO NEXT

Make the next step easier to see, then watch whether more people take it.
04

BEHAVIOR SHIFT

Understand a sudden change in behavior

When traffic, conversion, or support questions shift, watch the field and replay the period. Identify the route, page, or interaction that changed before building reports around it.

THE SIGNAL

A route that suddenly goes quiet or reverses

WHAT TO DO NEXT

Replay the period. Compare the moment before and after the change.
05

SITE CHANGE

Validate a website change

After updating copy, navigation, pricing, or checkout, compare Replay before and after. Watch whether people take the clearer path and use the built-in stats to confirm the result.

THE SIGNAL

Before-and-after movement

WHAT TO DO NEXT

Compare the route and the conversion stats around the change.

START WITH WHAT YOU NOTICE

See the signal.
Find the question.

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