It might be a good idea to track which page(s) your site visitor leaves on. Also, if there is a way to tell if a page opens over top of your own site, that would be good to know. For instance, maybe instead of clicking on an ad to leave, they open a bookmarked page over top. Knowing which pages were being used for exit could allow you to tweak your site as that specific page(s) might have caused the site visitor to disconnect from the site emotionally.
1. Analytics -> Behavior -> Site content -> Exit pages
2. http://stackoverflow.com/questions...google-analytics (There are easier ways to do it if you don't want to change GA code like using WP plugins for that etc)1. Analytics -> Behavior -> Site content -> Exit pages
2. [url]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12302300/track-all-outbound-links-in-google-analytics[/url] (There are easier ways to do it if you don't want to change GA code like using WP plugins for that etc)
I think it mostly the ads on the site.They click on it and it open on another tab and they proceed from there.Leaving your blog knowingly or unknowingly.I think it mostly the ads on the site.They click on it and it open on another tab and they proceed from there.Leaving your blog knowingly or unknowingly.
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2. http://stackoverflow.com/questions...google-analytics (There are easier ways to do it if you don't want to change GA code like using WP plugins for that etc) 1. Analytics -> Behavior -> Site content -> Exit pages 2. [url]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12302300/track-all-outbound-links-in-google-analytics[/url] (There are easier ways to do it if you don't want to change GA code like using WP plugins for that etc)
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