Dwell time is the amount of time visitors spend on your website, before going back to search results. The longer they stay, the better it is for your ranking.
In this guide, we will cover everything about dwell time, including how you can improve it and make visitors stick to your content.
Dwell Time in SEO: The Complete Guide
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811 days ago
Best Premises,
Martin
812 days ago
All the Best,
Martin
812 days ago
I've been always happy with GA! :)
813 days ago
All the Best,
Martin
812 days ago
There's a lot to like about the new Google Analytics GA4.
For starters, it's much easier to use and navigate than the previous version. It also offers more insights and reporting options, so you can get a better sense of your website's performance.
Overall, I think GA4 is a great upgrade for any website owner who wants to track their site's traffic and analytics.
814 days ago
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Martin
814 days ago
I'm on it right now.
814 days ago
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814 days ago
Is there a link to watch it again?
As per your question, dwell time is only when you click on the link on search engine pages, then visit the website and then coming back again to SERPs.
It does not count as dwell time, as far as I know, if you click on any other referral links, pages or websites.
815 days ago
Have you discovered what dwell time is? :)
815 days ago
All the Best,
Martin
816 days ago
Are you working to improve it on your site?
816 days ago