BizSugar.com › Marketing › Top 14 Ways to Reduce Your Website Bounce Rates

I’ve often looked at bounce rates and associated metrics as a way to measure the general stickiness and appeal of a website. In my case, this has normally been blogs and publishers’ sites, but the principle applies generally.

Here are several suggestions for ways to keep visitors from leaving your site and enticing them to stick around and view more pages.
What are bounce rates?

Bounce rates tell you what percentage of people left a given page on your website without viewing any other pages. It’s not to be confused with exit rates, which simply tell you the percentage of visitors that left the site from a page (i.e. they may have viewed other pages first).