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And this is why Dwell Time is so important. The ten minutes that the user spends on your page before returning to the SERP's are 10 minutes of stay and Rankbrain "recognizes" them, regardless of the fact that they will not be recorded as 10 minutes of stay on your site by "Google Analytics". Combination of Bounce Rate and Session duration According to Dr. Peter J. Meyers of moz, "Dwell time" is an amalgamation of bounce rate and Time-on-site metrics (now called avg. session duration) It measures the time between a user clicking on a SERP's result and returning to the results page (and can be measured directly from search engine data). "Dwell time, in a sense, is an amalgam of bounce rate and time-on-site metrics .
t measures how long it takes for someone to return to a SERP after clicking on a result (and it can be measured directly from the search engine's own data). Does dwell time affect website ranking? Rankbrain is one of the ranking factors. Rankbrain uses dwell LOB Directory time as a "signal". So, the answer is yes. But how important a factor is unknown. However, the appearance of the "Users are also searching" field on the search page when you have visited a website (from google search), but immediately returned to the search page, may mean that google is receiving a "signal" that something something is wrong with this particular page or that you did not find an answer to your original question.
It's true that there is a bit of confusion about the terms SEO and Content marketing . The confusion is caused by the fact that many times the techniques used to implement SEO strategy and Content Marketing (or Content Marketing in Greek), that is, techniques for optimizing and promoting a website through search engines, are similar to each other. However, let's get this straight from the start: Although these two look similar, they are not exactly the same thing. But one thing is certain.
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