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Three Click Theory for Website Visitor Action

pooririshman.com — By combining the widom of the Tootsie Roll Owl with the fun of playing Virus - I came up with a strong theory for improving website conversion rates in pursuit of your goals. Simply put - don't make your visitor click any more than three times before bringing them to the action step desired.

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