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Is there a "formal" definition for and algorithm for determining Bounce Rate that all SERPs adhere to?
Thanks for the help.
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Frank Forget it, I found it at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bounce_rate
It's interesting that the "time" on site is not standard but up to the SERP.
My Best,
Frank There's another thread in this section where bounce rate is being discussed ,it can be found here : http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/210657-what-bounce-rate.html
A Nice definition as you've mentioned can be found here : http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/210657-what-bounce-rate-2.html#post1490372 bounce rate is important thing to take it into account I think that's how long a visitor stay on your site, and the number of pages the user visits your site. Short period of time and a small number of page views, which means a higher bounce rate. Quote: Originally Posted by jamespa
bounce rate is important thing to take it into account Or pretty much irrelevant if you're doing well in other areas. I'd rather have a bounce rate of 90% on 1,000,000 visits rather than a 1% bounce rate on 1,000 visits. Extreme examples, naturally but I hope you get my point. Bounce Rate = Total Number of Visits Viewing Only One Page / Total Number of Visits.
Through this formula you can count bounce rate for your site.
If your content and site structure is not good then bounce rate might be increase also check your google analytics from which web page visitor exit it will help to analyse which web page you need to improve. Wow I never thought bounce rate worked like that. Come to think of it, my website has a lot of bounce rate, bad
Is there a "formal" definition for and algorithm for determining Bounce Rate that all SERPs adhere to?
Thanks for the help.
My Best,
Frank Forget it, I found it at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bounce_rate
It's interesting that the "time" on site is not standard but up to the SERP.
My Best,
Frank There's another thread in this section where bounce rate is being discussed ,it can be found here : http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/210657-what-bounce-rate.html
A Nice definition as you've mentioned can be found here : http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/210657-what-bounce-rate-2.html#post1490372 bounce rate is important thing to take it into account I think that's how long a visitor stay on your site, and the number of pages the user visits your site. Short period of time and a small number of page views, which means a higher bounce rate. Quote: Originally Posted by jamespa
bounce rate is important thing to take it into account Or pretty much irrelevant if you're doing well in other areas. I'd rather have a bounce rate of 90% on 1,000,000 visits rather than a 1% bounce rate on 1,000 visits. Extreme examples, naturally but I hope you get my point. Bounce Rate = Total Number of Visits Viewing Only One Page / Total Number of Visits.Through this formula you can count bounce rate for your site.
If your content and site structure is not good then bounce rate might be increase also check your google analytics from which web page visitor exit it will help to analyse which web page you need to improve. Wow I never thought bounce rate worked like that. Come to think of it, my website has a lot of bounce rate, bad