How to decrease the bounce rate of a webpage?

[Manishkumar12]

Some tips for decrease bounce rate of a website are :

Update your outdated content
Don’t use popups… unless you’re using Bounce Exchange
Write shorter paragraphs
Check ‘double meaning’ keywords
Translate your site for international traffic

[Martinricky]

Your website is visually unappealing. Sometimes the fix is obvious. A visitor has stumbled across your site, and they are unimpressed by your cheesy stock images and choice of Comic Sans as a font. Never underestimate the power of an attractive, easy-on-the-eyes website compared to a cluttered eye-sore. Great design creates credibility.
Your website is difficult to use. Maybe your site copy makes perfect sense to you, but visitors are left confused or, even worse, offended. It could also be that users are not visiting more pages because they can’t find them. Either because of poor layout, poor information architecture, technical errors, or malfunctioning buttons and page errors, users are left stranded.
Your website doesn’t meet user expectations. Unlike in the previous scenario, in which the user can’t easily leave the landing page, in this situation someone visits your website based on a promise that isn’t kept. If you do offer what they’re looking for it might not be easily located from the page they landed on. Users lack the motivation or time to scour every page you have, so it is crucial to remove the obstacles that cause them to give up and look elsewhere.
The people coming to your website aren’t the right people. The type of person viewing the page is just as important–if not more so–than the page itself. If people are bouncing it may be because they arrived based on a false promise. This is traffic you can’t really optimize, because they are going to bounce regardless. To avoid this, be sure your ads accurately represent your product and keywords align with your site’s mission.
There is no Call to Action. This issue is quite comparable to to the “lack of usability/navigation” issue, though likely even more detrimental to your bounce rate. Users arrive to your site one way or another, and simply don’t know where to go next—the shopping cart is nowhere to be found, it’s not clear how to subscribe to your blog, etc. Whatever the activity you’ve designated as conversion, if the user has no idea what you want them to do, there is a huge problem.

[AshokDixit89]

Few tips for decreasing bounce rate of your webpage-
Update your outdated content.
Don’t use popups.
Write shorter & effective paragraphs.
Translate your site for international traffic.
Make your site search more prominent.
Make your 404 page more useful.
Improve your page loading speed.
Make your website mobile responsive.

[jagdishrock]

Originally Posted by ketul

• Content should be in readable
• You should probably avoid pop-ups
• Use images and video in body of the content
• Poor design is increasingly less tolerable
• Website speed is most importatant
• Website should be in response view
• Eye catching color contrast
• Split up long posts

I am totally agree with post thanks for sharing

[NitinShadilya]

Originally Posted by AshokDixit89

Few tips for decreasing bounce rate of your webpage-
Update your outdated content.
Don’t use popups.
Write shorter & effective paragraphs.
Translate your site for international traffic.
Make your site search more prominent.
Make your 404 page more useful.
Improve your page loading speed.
Make your website mobile responsive.

nice techniques i agree with you

[BryceBrady]

Few tips for decreasing bounce rate of your webpage-
Update your outdated content.
Don’t use popups.
Write shorter & effective paragraphs.
Translate your site for international traffic.
Make your site search more prominent.
Make your 404 page more useful.
Improve your page loading speed.
Make your website mobile responsive.