Bounce rate is defined as the percentage of visitors on a website or webpage who leave without accessing a second internal page. A bounce can occur when a visitor exits his or her web browser, clicks the “back” button, times out, or clicks an external link. Generally speaking, a high bounce rate is indicative of a more serious underlying problem, such as broken elements or lack of relevancy.
So, what steps can you take to lower your site’s bounce rate?
6 Ways to Lower Your Site's Bounce Rate
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