Reviewed: WP ZeroBounce 2.0

Don’t we all hate it when visitors come by your site and just leave as soon as the page loads, or even before a bit of your page shows up at all? Probably not, because it’s something that we can barely notice. Nevertheless, these so-called bounces are lost customers and prospects, and if you check your statistics, you’ll likely find the data a little horrifying—bounces would usually number up to 40% or 60% of your total visitors. This sure is a problem, and Ankur Shukla promises a solution to that with his latest product, the WP ZeroBounce 2.0.

WP ZeroBounce 2.0 is the second iteration of Ankur’s highly successful product ZeroBounce. This plugin is intended to reduce your website’s bounce rate by redirecting your visitors to a different page containing your offers and the like from virtually any page in your site. The moment your visitors hit the back button, they end up redirected and will find themselves spending more time on your site, thereby drastically improving your site’s ranking. The first version of this product certainly worked wonders on the sites we’ve tested, and the 2.0 version offered the same results, the only major difference being the fact that you can now use ZeroBounce on any HTML site—even non-WordPress ones.

ZeroBounce sure works, and we recommend it to people struggling with their site’s SEO. It will cost $37, though, but at the beginning of its launch on April 27, 2016, 10:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time, it will come at a discounted price of $27. We expect more discounts and bonuses by then, and we’ll update this post with the information as soon as they come up. If you’re interested, just bookmark this page and come back often during the product’s launch.