| Exitgrabber and Google Adwords
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chuckee
msg:4021114 | 11:49 pm on Nov 7, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Hi,
I looked at my Google Analytics stats today, and I have an average bouncerate of over 60%.
I am wanting to try to reduce this.
Does anyone know if a script called 'Exitgrabber' is OK with Adwords? It just puts a slide-in window on to the webpage if some moves their mouse away to click the Back button or enter another URL. It doesn't actually bring up a popup window or dialogue box.
I really want to reduce my bouncerate.
Thanks
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LucidSW
msg:4021237 | 3:20 pm on Nov 8, 2009 (gmt 0) |
No popups, popunders of any kind are allowed.
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Dlocks
msg:4021273 | 5:37 pm on Nov 8, 2009 (gmt 0) |
| It doesn't actually bring up a popup window or dialogue box. |
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LucidSW is correct. A slide-in window is the same. If a user would like to navigate away from your site then you are not allowed to interrupt the users decision.
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lgn1
msg:4021745 | 4:47 pm on Nov 9, 2009 (gmt 0) |
They may exit but come back at a later date, or via the back button. If you interfere with the user's exit process, you can be guaranteed that they will never come back!
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Marlon
msg:4022524 | 5:59 pm on Nov 10, 2009 (gmt 0) |
You can, however, have a popup or popunder trigger with a mouse click. So, for example, click here to see the coupon code can have a popup since it's user initiated.
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