Reduce your bounce rate A high bounce rate hurts your site

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Page views, conversions… and even your SEO. (In fact, thanks to Google's RankBrain algorithm , bounce rate is now a super important ranking signal.) This is the bad news.

The good news is that improving your bounce rate is incredibly easy. In this short video I walk you through the entire process: Publish long-form content Some time ago, Semrush analyzed 500,000 high-performing blogs.

On LinkedIn has increased significantly compared to a few years ago: linkedin Country Email List share stats This is great, but how can you use LinkedIn to increase traffic to your website? Posting video content. For example, here's a video I posted on LinkedIn: linkedin post 3 In about 2 weeks, my video got: 634 likes; 106 comments; 31,000 views.

Try getting this kind of engagement on Facebook! 10. Organize a prize competition People love gifts (no surprise). But what might surprise you is that you can use giveaways to get more traffic. As? By organizing a prize competition. Here is an example of a contest organized by my friend Noah Kagan :
Traffic spike
The question is: how do you implement this strategy?




All you need to do is find bloggers sharing content about your topic and send them an email that isn't too pressing.

Here's a real-world example of this process in action:

1. I sent a personalized email to a blogger who was already sharing content on my topic:
Brian's outreach email – Content marketing study
(This way, I already knew he would want to read my post).

2. When he replied, I sent him a link to my content:
Content marketing study outreach email – Replies
Tip:  Never ask to share your post. If the person you contacted finds your content valuable, they will share it without you asking.

Since I wasn't pushy, this blogger was happy to share my post: