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]]> http://www.mikekujawski.ca/2007/08/02/stop-using-splash-pages/comment-page-1/#comment-34 ‘Bounce Rate’ as the Sexiest Web Metric Ever - Article by Marketing Profs « Public Sector Marketing 2.0 Thu, 06 Dec 2007 02:56:39 +0000 http://www.mikekujawski.ca/?p=9#comment-34 [...] Start measuring your website bounce rates everyone! Don’t let other metrics fool you. Having 50,000 unique visits a month to your website means nothing if 50% of people leave without clicking on a single link within your site. This is the metric that turned the web design industry upside down when people started to realize that their flashy expensive splash pages were scaring away precious traffic (See my blog entry on SPLASH pages). [...] [...] Start measuring your website bounce rates everyone! Don’t let other metrics fool you. Having 50,000 unique visits a month to your website means nothing if 50% of people leave without clicking on a single link within your site. This is the metric that turned the web design industry upside down when people started to realize that their flashy expensive splash pages were scaring away precious traffic (See my blog entry on SPLASH pages). [...]

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