quadrants-of-traffic

Segments analytics metrics by new versus returning visitors and device using Heatmap MCP filters.

Updated May 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Heatmap-com-Inc/heatmap-claude-skills --skill quadrants-of-traffic-heatmap-com-inc
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Skill: quadrants-of-traffic
Source: https://github.com/Heatmap-com-Inc/heatmap-claude-skills/tree/main/skills/quadrants-of-traffic
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Heatmap-com-Inc/heatmap-claude-skills --skill quadrants-of-traffic-heatmap-com-inc

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Sitewide analytics averages blend visitor segments with wildly different conversion behavior, producing misleading metrics and inconclusive A/B test results. This Skill applies the Quadrants of Traffic framework so every metric and test result is evaluated per segment before any conclusion is drawn. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Quadrant-native segmentation: Filters any Heatmap MCP metric by new_user, returning_user, and device to produce First-Time Mobile, First-Time Desktop, Returning Mobile, and Returning Desktop breakdowns. - Split test validation: Re-evaluates flat sitewide test results at the quadrant level to uncover hidden wins or losses, with decision rules for quadrant-specific implementation. - Mobile-first prioritization: Ranks optimization targets by First-Time Mobile session volume and RPS gap, and separates paid acquisition revenue from retention-driven revenue. - Use Case: An A/B test shows a flat sitewide result at 68% confidence. Run the four quadrant cuts and discover a +20% lift for mobile users, then implement the change for mobile only instead of discarding the test. ## Quick Start Ask Claude to break down this month's revenue per session and conversion rate by the four traffic quadrants using the Heatmap MCP.

Frequently Asked Questions about quadrants-of-traffic

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I segment conversion rate by new vs returning visitors?▼

Call get_session_analytics with the filters argument set to new_user true or returning_user true, optionally combined with a device filter. The MCP computes metrics server-side, so no client-side joins or post-hoc calculations are needed.

How to check if an A/B test won on mobile but lost on desktop?▼

Run the test period and a matched control period for each quadrant using device and new_user filters, then compare revenue_per_session and conversion_rate. A quadrant with at least 10% RPS lift is a candidate for targeted implementation even if the sitewide result is flat.

Why does my sitewide conversion rate look misleading?▼

Sitewide conversion rate blends segments with very different behavior, such as first-time mobile visitors converting near 0.5% and returning desktop visitors above 4%. The blended number is simultaneously too high for paid benchmarking and too low for email benchmarking.

Does the Heatmap MCP support device and visitor-type filters natively?▼

Yes. The SharedAnalyticsFilterInput accepts new_user, returning_user, and device fields, and these work on tools including get_pageview_analytics, get_session_analytics, get_funnels, and get_conversions. No post-hoc data joining is required.

Should tablet traffic be treated as its own segment?▼

No. Tablet traffic is too small and too variable in viewport behavior to be analytically reliable for most sites. Exclude it from quadrant analysis or classify it by viewport behavior rather than treating it as a fifth quadrant.