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Definitions for "Bounce rate"
Keywords:  deeper, visitor, entrance, exit, website
Related Terms: Traffic, Click stream, Entry page, Splash page, Exit page, Click-stream, Clickstream, Visitor, Microsite, Click-through ratio, Web statistics, Traffic exchange, Visitor, Viewer, Page impression, Free site, Page impressions, Ad view, Stickiness, Clickstream data, Good web site, Interstitial ads, Click-through, Breadcrumb trail, Guest book, Banner exchange, Click , Counter, Page views, Jump page, Banner advertisement, Interstitial, Splash screen, Outbound links, Referrer, Breadcrumbs, Subsite, Pageview, Interstitials, Impression, Web ring, Banner ad, Ad views, Incoming link, Landing page, Unique visitor, Banner , Bookmarking, Mini-site, Bookmark
The percentage of web site visitors who arrive at a web site entry page, then leave without going any deeper into the site.
newsletter.blizzardinternet.com
Percentage of visitors who leave a website on the entry page without clicking further into the website. A high bounce rate indicates that visitors are not finding what they were looking for on the page.
accuracast.com
This indicates the percentage of visitors who entered one particular page and left from the same page without going to any other page on the website.
nabler.com
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Keywords:  nxx, npa, inexact, undeliverable, sent
Related Terms: Open rate, Bulk mailing, Soft bounce, Bounces, Bounce, Bounced message, Bounced mail, Bounce message, Hard bounce, Mail bombing, Mail bomb, Forward, Greylist, Auto responder, Message, E-mail autoresponder, Pop mailbox, Read rate, Mailsort, Autoresponders, Bulk mail, Vacation message, Tracking number, Auto-responders, Email header, Autoresponder , Mailbot, Message header, Mail, Block, Mail loop, Mailer, Auto-responder , Mailbomb, Email alert, Filter, Email forwarder, Pop3 email, Remailer, E-mail account, E-mail spoofing, Mail exploder, Email notification, Catch all, Email account, Outbox, Push, Open mail relay, Mail
Also return rate: Number of hard/soft bounces divided by the number of emails sent. This is an inexact number because some systems do not report back to the sender clearly or accurately.
acceleration.biz
The number of emails that were returned as undeliverable divided by the total number of emails sent (multiply this number by 100 to express the result as a percentage).
emsvc.com
Email Blast NPA-NXX
marigoldtech.com
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