You need to guide people around more accurately. Here is a stream of thought visiting the site. Bla bla how to read, let's get to the content, scroll down fas

You need to guide people around more accurately. Here is a stream of thought visiting the site. Bla bla how to read, let's get to the content, scroll down fast. Woops, went too far, now in footer. Put the content up-front when people arrive. "PART 1", that sounds good. But that's not a link, even though it's blue (the common colour of links). Now in part 1. Should I follow the links in the page, no let's go with 'Next'. This looks a lot like the main page again. It is the main page. I clicked on the word after Next, I should be 'Next'! Why have two links back to your main page after the words 'Next' and 'Prev'? https://fearlesssalarynegotiation.com/book/salary-structures https://fearlesssalarynegotiation.com/book/salary-structures is basically contentless. Should I click on the links in the page, or on 'Next?' If this is like a "book", I would expect to read it by clicking through 'next', but that misses most of the content. Basically, think about how you want people to navigate through. Do you want people to work through page by page with 'Next', or jump around freely? At the moment it seems I have to swap between the two myself, and try to search out all the content.