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Lead Generation
Understand lead generation dynamics. Master the process to generate and nurture leads successfully.
Keyword
A word or phrase in the content of your web pages that matches the words and phrases users are entering into search engines as closely as possible.
Bounce Rate
The percentage of visits to your website where only 1 page was viewed. When we say users "bounce," we mean they viewed a page of your site or a landing page but didn’t engage further. They didn’t click on links or view more pages.