In its simplest terms, scrolljacking is the web industry term for repurposing the scroll wheel/motion for something other than the expected advancing up or down the page. Though some may have a more specific definition, this is the one we’re going to work with in describing unexpected behavior triggered from scrolling.
Sometimes a prospect comes to your website, finds exactly what they want, and makes a purchase. This post is not about these people. This post is about the vast majority, who visit your site a few times. They also visit other sites and comparison shop.
Sometimes a prospect comes to your website, finds exactly what they want, and makes a purchase. This post is not about these people. This post is about the vast majority, who visit your site a few times. They also visit other sites and comparison shop.
Sometimes a prospect comes to your website, finds exactly what they want, and makes a purchase. This post is not about these people. This post is about the vast majority, who visit your site a few times. They also visit other sites and comparison shop.
Sometimes a prospect comes to your website, finds exactly what they want, and makes a purchase. This post is not about these people. This post is about the vast majority, who visit your site a few times. They also visit other sites and comparison shop.
Sometimes a prospect comes to your website, finds exactly what they want, and makes a purchase. This post is not about these people. This post is about the vast majority, who visit your site a few times. They also visit other sites and comparison shop.
Sometimes a prospect comes to your website, finds exactly what they want, and makes a purchase. This post is not about these people. This post is about the vast majority, who visit your site a few times. They also visit other sites and comparison shop.
The last time I went on vacation, Facebook and Instagram announced two big product changes that I was left scrambling to catch up on when I returned.
Know the feeling? If you work in social media marketing, my guess is you know it all too well.
Social media is constantly evolving, making today an exciting time to work in marketing.
The last time I went on vacation, Facebook and Instagram announced two big product changes that I was left scrambling to catch up on when I returned.
Know the feeling? If you work in social media marketing, my guess is you know it all too well.
Social media is constantly evolving, making today an exciting time to work in marketing.
The last time I went on vacation, Facebook and Instagram announced two big product changes that I was left scrambling to catch up on when I returned.
Know the feeling? If you work in social media marketing, my guess is you know it all too well.
Social media is constantly evolving, making today an exciting time to work in marketing.
