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Sep 10, 2026
Abi AsijaHOST
right million dollars would be more attractive because playing getting good at chess yeah it's good but then how do you quantify the amount of money you can charge right so i think instead of the heat map angle i would go with i'm gonna get you like more clients kind of thing and then we can use the historical reference like historically i have i have had 12 clients and i've helped them get whatever, 20% or like 20% more leads per month kind of thing, right? And then somehow we can tie that in your positioning statement.
Abi AsijaHOST
That would be so powerful, right? So I would not lead with the heatmap angle.
Abi AsijaHOST
Heatmap is something that you explain if people have questions on like, tell me how you do it and then you kind of like explain that.
Abi AsijaHOST
But I wouldn't lead with the heatmap.
Abi AsijaHOST
I would lead with the outcome.
ClaudioHOST
Yeah.
ClaudioHOST
So you've done, you've kindly done some heat maps, which I'm fascinated with, to explain what you saw throughout the game.
ClaudioHOST
Talk me through them, what you've done.
DanGUEST
So we've reverted to a 5-4-1, essentially.
DanGUEST
It gives us space to hit, to break quickly and hit people on the break, which we have got the players for.
DanGUEST
I thought what it did give us, we look very balanced.
DanGUEST
And this is before I saw the heat maps, watching the game, me and my son, Jack, We were looking and he's honestly, the boy knows his football.
DanGUEST
He's like, we're doing all right.
LukeHOST
So...
LukeHOST
I just want to show you some of the heat maps from Aston Villa as well because I feel like this is really important to take a look at.
LukeHOST
We actually take a look at some of the heat maps because you can really get a sense of where specific players have been picking up the ball and the zones that they've been able to get into.
LukeHOST
And I want to pick up on Suzuki's first because you can see that Suzuki...
LukeHOST
He's like playing as a third centre-half.
Tammy TrujilloCORRESPONDENT
75% of Americans do not want a data center built near them.
Tammy TrujilloCORRESPONDENT
That's the result of a new poll from Heatmap.
Tammy TrujilloCORRESPONDENT
The survey included people from all demographics.
Tammy TrujilloCORRESPONDENT
That result is up from 42% last August.
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Tammy TrujilloCORRESPONDENT
The store's redesign will let shoppers try the home hub in person.
Tammy TrujilloCORRESPONDENT
75% of Americans do not want a data center built near them.
Tammy TrujilloCORRESPONDENT
That's the result of a new poll from Heatmap.
Tammy TrujilloCORRESPONDENT
The survey included people from all demographics.
Peter SudermanHOST
At the same time, over the past year we have seen this gigantic public opinion shift against data centers specifically, which you need if you're gonna build out AI, and you see this more on the Democratic side.
Peter SudermanHOST
Republicans are coming around to it too, but there's, like, polling from, uh, from an organization called Heatmap that shows that a year ago Americans were basically split on whether they would oppose a data center being built near them.
Peter SudermanHOST
Now it's 75%, just this really, really rapid shift.
Peter SudermanHOST
Even coal plants.
JaneHOST
The next one and the final one is more kind of qualitative, not even testing, but qualitative kind of assumptions or findings.
JaneHOST
So what I mean by that is this can be running visitor behavior analytics like Hotjar, Lucky Orange, heatmap.com, etc.
JaneHOST
And finding looking for again the key here when you're low volume is just looking for the real outliers the real standouts like if you're seeing trends in your heat maps or you know you're seeing an overwhelming amount of people in session recordings where they are struggling to find the cta button or they're clicking something think this is the very common one i see and you can this is often categorized in um visitor behavior analytics tools called rage clicks so people like clicking an element those times thinking it's not working and what you often see is people might have a bit of text as like a what do you call it like a pill yeah like a
TomHOST
pill with the borders around it exactly they think it's a