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In this episode Mark talks about how heatmaps and surveys were useful in the very early days of Alchemist Camp, how he used them and a common pitfall when taking surveys.
LinksCompanion screencast: Using heatmaps and surveys to drive content production The heatmap and survey tools I used: Hotjar The Markdown to HTML converter I used: Dillinger.io
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