Google: Use This Code To Adjust Your Bounce Rate

[snakeair]

This is interesting.

Google put out an interesting post on the Google Analytics blog today about how to track adjusted bounce rate.

For the record, Google apparently does not use bounce rate as a ranking signal, but that doesn’t mean it’s not an important metric to track. However, as Google notes, it’s more useful for some types of sites than for others

Continued at: http://www.webpronews.com/google-use...e-rate-2012-07

Any honest feedback?

[alphaomegalady]

Thank you for this, I'll try it on my site. Personally I care more of bounce rate than how many traffic I get per week. The longer visitors spend their time on my site is the better, it's a prove that what I have created is not useless and vice versa.

[Reliable-seoservices]

When Google Do not consider bounce rate then many seo people may not worries, but it is Good to use this code to get more accurate bounce rate of the website.

[healthspringwc]

Thanks you for the code,I'll use the code if the bounce rate is high the website is not to the expectations of the visitors so improving the bounce will increase your traffic.

[RedScooter]

Hey, that's really interesting. I have a couple of pages where visitors are likely to find everything they need on that site and then hop off to one of my other sites, so it'll be interesting to see how adjusted bounce rate compares to the traditional rate.

[curier]

About the bounce rate , please give me an advice, it's like 50% . It's kinda big , but i have Adwords and i'm no 1 in SEO to , so in my opinion people how get to my site from adwords , and then from seo, they will automaticly close my site , because it;s the second time in a few minutes they get in my site.
So any suggestions?