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What is dwell time in SEO?
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When a user clicks on a result from the SERP, navigates to the website, and then returns to the SERP, this is known as dwell time. The dwell time is the amount of time spent on that page between returning to the SERP after viewing the page from the SERP.
Users frequently peruse the page to determine whether it serves the intended goal. After reading the material, the user has the option to go back or immediately return to the SERP (should the page not live up to their expectations).
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