What is your prioritized landing page's bounce rate?
 

Is your landing page's bounce rate below 50%. If yes, what do you do to maintain it?

Bounce rate refers to the number of single-page sessions compared to all sessions on your website. If five out of every ten people who visit your post-click landing pages leave before visiting a second page, your post-click landing page bounce rate is 50%.

Bounce rate refers to the number of single-page sessions compared to all sessions on your website. If five out of every ten people who visit your post-click landing pages leave before visiting a second page, your post-click landing page bounce rate is 50%.

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Bounce rate refers to the number of single-page sessions compared to all sessions on your website. If five out of every ten people who visit your post-click landing pages leave before visiting a second page, your post-click landing page bounce rate is 50%.

Your web page bounce rate is the specific bounce rate for individual pages and it is calculated by the number of people who enter that specific page divided by the number of people who immediately leave your site after only visiting that one page.

Many different variables determine what a “good” bounce rate is. Things like your business type, industry, country, and the types of devices your visitors are using all influence what a good average would be for your site. For instance, Brafton found that the average bounce rate is 58.18%.