Have you ever wondered whether there’s a way to know how well your site is performing?… What metrics could help give you an overall view of it all?
While this is not the only determining factor, bounce rates are an important thing to look into and often overlooked.
According to Google, Bounce Rate is the percentage of single-page visits in which the person left your site from the entrance page without interacting with the page.
The question you’ve got to ask yourself is… Why do people leave and go back to the search engine results when they come to a site?
Most likely they haven’t found what they are looking for or your site is not congruent to the keyword they searched. This of course leads to a very high bounce rate.
If you want your visitors to be glued to your content, which boosts your sale conversion rates and in turn leads to even more traffic from the search engines then you’ll want to see this…
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If you’re looking for a simple and effective way to get more traffic, encourage your visitors to stay on your page longer, increase your sale conversion rates and get a total SEO boost, then you need to work on your bounce rate.
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Your website bounce rate tells search engines like Google how useful your site is in relation to the keyword that your visitor found you from.
A high bounce rate means your site is not relavent to the keyword or the quality of the content is poor, whereas a low bounce rate means your visitors are on your site for longer which means there is something useful there for them.
Bounce Rate Blueprint is a practical course designed to help you keep your bounce rates as low as possible, to not only attract quality visitors, but increase your sales as a result and boost your organic search engine rankings.
Here’s a quick look at what’s inside…
Module 1 – Introduction and Quick Overview
In this video, we are going to introduce you to the blueprint. Also, we’ll give you a quick overview of the video course as a whole – so that you can understand clearly what to expect as we go about implementing the system to lower your bounce rates more effectively. You’re also going to be shown how it works, and what tools to use to effectively accomplish this.
Module 2 – Diagnosing Your Site’s Performance
Referring back to the previous example, if you go to a site and it takes more than 10 seconds to load, most visitors will leave to Google and look for another one. Yet before you learn how to speed things up, you need to know where you stand now. But how? There are so many tools out there to use, which is the best?
Module 3 – How to Expand and Speed Up HTML pages
At this point in time, you have found how fast your site loads. We know that Google does not like single pages, so we’ll talk briefly about ways to expand your site a little bit. But more importantly, how can you speed up an HTML landing page exactly? In this video, we’ll discuss ways of doing this.
Module 4 – Speeding Up Your WordPress Site
How do you speed up your WordPress site? What Plugins to use? What settings are best for shared hosts vs. virtual private servers? Speeding up WordPress is quite different to a basic HTML page. This requires more stuff, but it’s easily done using a specific plugin. While there are many out there, we’ll focus on one specific plugin that we’ve found works really well. Whether your site is on a shared host or virtual private server, we’ve got you covered. Don’t worry – we’ve done the testing and can show you how to find the best settings, because it is different from site to site and there is no ‘one size fits all’ solution.
Module 5 – The Best Web Hosting and Content Delivery Networks for Fast Sites
If you’re looking for ways to switch web hosting companies, then before you do that, we want to make sure you understand what type of web host to look for and Content Delivery Network providers. Don’t worry if this doesn’t make any sense now – it will soon. Essentially, who you host with can often be a roadblock to how fast your site loads. That’s the bottom line. Therefore, you’ll learn how to pinpoint a good fast host in basic terms.
Module 6 – Why Content is King and What Types of Content to Use
The content itself can often create an atmosphere for the visitor – either good or bad. Bad quality content unrelated to what they’re looking for creates frustration, while good quality content related to what they’re searching can create trust. In the end, you want the visitor’s trust, because ultimately that is what gains sales and conversions. So in this video, we’ll discuss the different types of content, how long they should be, and how you can use them to create a great experience.
Module 7 – Where to Get Quality Article Content Created
That is the question. If you don’t feel like you’re a great writer and want to outsource article writing to an expert, there is a way to do it and a way not to do it. Not all writers will write well – we know that. But how do you find quality article writers? That I will show you here.
Module 8 – Where to Get Quality Edu-Tainment Videos Created
People have short attention spans. And thus, people need to be entertained while they are being educated. Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, you know that there is a trend going on now where videos that provide great content also provide great entertainment. It allows someone to stay on your site for quite a while, enjoying every minute of it. Videos themselves can increase your visitor stick rate, especially if you have many good quality ones. But you have to ensure they are good quality and are related to what they’re looking for. So how? It’s super easy to find people, but you have to do it right. Not all video creators have equal quality work either, but I’ll show you how to pinpoint the best.
Module 9 – How to Display Your Site Content to Ensure Easy Access
The last point we want to cover is ensuring that your content is easily accessible. While this sounds like common sense, it’s often overlooked because it does require some technical sense. If your high quality content is stuck deep within 3-4 clicks, people may never see it or want to get there unless they are desperate. However said that, with hundreds or thousands of competing sites, people have many options. But back to the topic at hand, we’ll cover how you can organize your content for easy access.
Module 10 – How to Create User-Friendly Sites with Site Navigation
How to do you ensure that your content is easily accessible once you have organized everything? Well, in this video we’ll look at both HTML sites and WordPress sites on how to do this step by step.
Watch the video below for full details…
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Do you have a website or a blog or are planning to start one? Do you wonder why you’re not getting enough SEO traffic? Do you ever wonder why so many people visit your site and then leave within seconds without doing anything?
If you can relate to any of the above then it’s very likely that you have a high bounce rate. A high bounce rate means your site is not relavent to the keyword or the quality of the content is poor, whereas a low bounce rate means your visitors are on your site for longer which means there is something useful there for them.
Don’t worry, because your bounce rate can be improved within minutes from now and you’ll be surprised to know how simple many of these tweaks are.
If you’re looking for a simple and effective way to get more traffic, encourage your visitors to stay on your page longer, increase your sale conversion rates and get a total SEO boost, then you need to work on your bounce rate.
[YOUR LINK]
To Your Success!
[YOUR NAME]
Your Online Teacher.