How to Decrease Bounce Rate for any Website?

Here are some great techniques to reduce bounce rate:
Develop your contents readability
Avoid popups
Develop your brand storytelling
Develop your brand storytelling
Target keywords with High-Value traffic
Create a compelling call-to-action
 
If visitors bounce, it suggests they either didn't find what they were looking for, or the page wasn't user-friendly. Then bounce rate is decrease of your website.
 
Decrease Bounce Rate for any Website:
* Use fresh content
* Avoid Popups
* Discontinue targeting keywords which are transfer low value traffic flow
* Improve Your Brand Storytelling
* Write Attractive Meta Descriptions for Search Users
* Improve web page design & Navigation
* Attract the Right Visitor
* Using responsive layout with Make Your Site Mobile-Friendly
* Speed up landing pages load time on devices with different screen
 
When you’re working hard to increase your site’s search performance, one of the things you should do is to reduce a high bounce rate.
13 Ways to Reduce Bounce Rate and Increase Your Conversions
1. Improve Your Content’s Readability
2. Avoid Popups – Don’t Disrupt the UX
3. Create a Compelling Call-to-Action
4. Improve Your Brand Storytelling
5. Keep Your Blog Fresh With the Right Content
6. Target Keywords With High-Value Traffic
7. Attract the Right Visitors
8. Write Attractive Meta Descriptions for Search Users
9. Create Multiple Landing Pages for High-Volume Keywords
10. Speed Up Your Page Load Time
11. Set External Links to Open in New Windows
12. Make Your Site Mobile-Friendly
13. Show Credibility.
 
Bounce rate is a commonly misunderstood metric with negative connotations. When you understand what truly constitutes a ‘bounce’, it’s clear that a high bounce rate is not necessarily a bad thing. A bounce is defined as a single page visit. If a user clicks on a link to a page on your website spends five minutes reading that page, and then exits your site, they’re a bounce.

#1 Update your outdated content
#2 Don’t use popups… unless you’re using Bounce Exchange
#3 Write shorter paragraphs
#4 Check ‘double meaning’ keywords
#5 Translate your site for international traffic
#6 Make your site search more prominent
#7 Make your 404 page more useful
#8 Reduce your broken links
#9 Improve your page loading speed
#10 Add more internal links
 
Create a Compelling Call-to-Action
Optimize Page Load Time
Make Your Content More Accessible with Smart Formatting
Use Sidebar Widgets and Promotions Sparingly
Use a Logical - and USEFUL – Internal Linking Structure
 
The answer is very simple. Create user engagement post to reduce the bounce rate. You can add attractive multimedia in the post so that the users can stay long time on the web page.
 
I think it will require checking the site structure (categories maybe too complicated or have too few content), the page loading speed (too low loading speed can cause audiences leaving the site), and the content including internal links (is it too much internal links, or the links aren't relevant).
If the page is online shop then I don't think the bounce rate will be that much impact, but blog or newspapers site will be different.
 
Some important points remember to Decrease Bounce Rate

Increase website speed
Use Interesting content.
Use Attractive and relevant images.
 
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