Time on site

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    Time on site effect on SEO? How to test it ?
     
    rvnhanh, Feb 5, 2010 IP
  2. FREE BET

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    bounce rate affects, check google analytics for that...
     
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    I think it effect at it shows how useful the information us on your website.
     
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    a useful site can show you what you need in 5 seconds while you may spend more on a crappy site
    and what if you open in new tabs search results, how will that be counted?
     
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    there is no documented information on this. bounce rate sure is a major factor.
     
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    Time on site reflects "stickiness" of your site, ie. quality of content.
     
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    Time on site can reflect that you have a website that actually has information that people are looking for, which would mean in seo standards that you are on the road to success or if the time on site is very low than you don't have the information on your site that those visitors are looking for. From my understanding time on site and bounce rate go hand in hand. They both directly effect one another.
     
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