Bounce Rate measures the time visitors spend on your site in percentage. The time spent on your site is measured in a scale of 0 to 100 and a higher number indicates a higher bounce rate. High Bounce Rate means your visitors did not spend a long time on your site. It can negatively impact your website's ranking on search engine result pages. That’s because high bounce rate means your visitors did not like your site, they did not engage on your site, etc. To maintain a healthy position on search results, keep your Bounce Rate below 50. To reduce bounce rate, your visitors need to spend more time on your site and engage in your site. You can use strategies like high quality content, interlinking posts, adding polls in your site, etc.
Keeping Your Bounce Rate Low for SEO Success
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One of the top contributors to bounce is traffic packages. People offer high traffic which is generated by bots mixed with a low percentage of human visitors. This has worsened with AI technology and you may be getting tons of hits but your bounce rate remains horrible.
The bounce rate consists of how many pages are viewed by each visitor. The acceptable norm is between 1.5 - 2.5 pages per visitor. That means that each visitor must visit at least 2 pages. This is further compounded if the visitor takes no action at all. They are expected to click, like, share, or scroll.
Avoid buying traffic packages, they do not benefit your website in the long run.
The bounce rate consists of how many pages are viewed by each visitor. The acceptable norm is between 1.5 - 2.5 pages per visitor. That means that each visitor must visit at least 2 pages. This is further compounded if the visitor takes no action at all. They are expected to click, like, share, or scroll.
Avoid buying traffic packages, they do not benefit your website in the long run.