Did you know that having a low bounce rate for your website means you’ll see better engagement?
If you can pull of a low bounce for your website, that means that visitors that come to your site aren’t leaving right away. They’re moving from page to page to check out more than just a single page – they’re clicking on internal links that takes them to more pages and posts. This means that you’re getting better user engagement.
Basically, if a user “bounces”, then they exited the entirety of your website for green pastures after looking at a single page.
How do you turn utilize your current high bounce rate to increase your site’s performance?
Natalie Hoben wrote a post where she gives us 20 ways we can turn those high bounce rates into a positive, and increasing your site’s ranking!
