Today is the first day of the 6th StomperNet Live conference. Hundreds of business owners and internet marketers from around the world are in Atlanta for three days to learn from some of the top internet marketing experts on the planet — the StomperNet Faculty.

This is the Chinese Mandarin translation of the StomperNet Scrutinizer video. It explains how your eyes REALLY look at a web site and what that means for understanding user behavior so that you can get better results on your own sites.

The video includes advanced topics such as foveal gaze simulation, eye tracking, in more. Hosted by StomperNet Chief Scientist, Andy Edmonds, this 30-minute video will teach you important principles to improve web site conversion and a bunch of ideas that you can implement right away.

If you speak English rather than Mandarin Chinese, the English version is here.

There’s nothing like Moving the Free Line to get attention in a crowded marketplace.

This new free video from StomperNet faculty member, Don Crowther, is long (50 minutes) and packed with a ton of things you need to know about marketing with Social Media sites.  Check it out — and you can also download the 40-page Social Marketing Strategy Guide.  Click here.

Merry Christmas! On the night before Christmas, StomperNet released a special “Scrooge” video. It’s pretty funny, but more important, it tells you how you can get the Stomper Scrutinizer software for free.

Free software makes a nice present!

Click here to watch the Scrooge video from the folks at StomperNet. When you get there, click the play list in the lower right of the video player to see ALL the Going Natural videos.

Andy Edmonds, the Chief Scientist of StomperNet, explains in more detail what foveal gaze tracking is all about, and how it can help you double your web site conversion rates here. To just get the free software, go here, but you’ll definitely want to watch the video first (Third Going Natural Video, second post, as of today).

You’ll be amazed to learn how humans’ eyes actually work when navigating web pages.  And even more importantly, how you can use this information to improve your web site conversion rate.

By applying  the science of foveal eye tracking (not as bad as it sounds) to all the pages in your web site click or sales funnel, you can often improve your conversion rate by 50%, 100% or even more.

Watch this free video (the third in StomperNet’s Going Natural 2.0 series) to find out how. The video was produced by StomperNet co-founder, Andy Jenkins, and StomperNet Chief Scientist, Andy Edmonds.  Click here to view.