Dino
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Hi All,
I've got a client in the yoga eco-retreat niche in Costa Rica and we've got a blog post that drives more traffic than any other page, including the home page, because it ranks well in search; however, the post is not about yoga or eco.
The topic of the page is How to extend your visa in Costa Rica so it's not very meaningful to the client's business. There is no value to the traffic from this page other than pure visits. It's serving as an ego boost to the business owner because he can point to all the visits his website gets. Visitors are engaged, but not converting.
Dino
I've got a client in the yoga eco-retreat niche in Costa Rica and we've got a blog post that drives more traffic than any other page, including the home page, because it ranks well in search; however, the post is not about yoga or eco.
The topic of the page is How to extend your visa in Costa Rica so it's not very meaningful to the client's business. There is no value to the traffic from this page other than pure visits. It's serving as an ego boost to the business owner because he can point to all the visits his website gets. Visitors are engaged, but not converting.
- The post drives about 60% of the traffic
- The post has almost no click-throughs to other pages and has a high bounce rate.
- No conversions in 3 years
- Average session duration is extremely high so visitors are engaged, just not valuable
- The page ranks high for it's search terms
- The website generally ranks well for eco, but not great for yoga, which is what we want.
- Frankly, the page is popular, but isn't doing much for the client. Does it make sense to remove it?
- Can the high traffic be hurting visibility for other searches like "yoga retreats in Costa Rica" because google crawlers see that visa extension visitors are finding the site more relevant than yoga people?
- Is it better for the site to have 1) a lot of semi-relevant traffic or 2) fewer, highly targeted visitors?
Dino
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