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Today's expert is John Lee Dumas of the Entrepreneur on Fire Podcasts and Entrepreneur on Fire.com.

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You know, Jocelyn and I always stress there is more than one way to be successful online.

We don't have all the answers, and our way is not the only way.

So we thought it would be fun to start bringing experts onto the Q&A podcast to give you all a different perspective about online business. We are really excited today to have our first guest on the expert Q&A podcast, and it is none other than the one and only John Lee Dumas from Entrepreneur on Fire. John, welcome to the show, man. Shane, Jocelyn, I'm excited to be here and prepare to ignite. Awesome. We are so excited to have you. All right, man, let's jump straight into these Q&As. we like to get straight to taking action here on the Q&A podcast. So Jocelyn, give you on the question from our audience member. All right. Our first question for you is, it says, hi, Shane and Jocelyn, hope you are well. I run a food blog called Kip Kitchen. Pinterest is a big social media channel and a traffic source in this niche, but I can see from Google

analytics that Pinterest visitors only spend an average of 11 seconds on my blog.

How can I get these visitors to stay longer and keep them from leaving in just a few seconds?

So, John, how could she improve her bounce rate?

How can she get people to stay on her website longer?

So there's a number of things that pop to mind. Number one is consistency. So when you are on

Pinterest and you're coming from Pinterest, you're there because it's visual and it's beautiful.

You want to have that same representation on your blog as well. You don't want people to go

from this beautiful image and all these great pictures

to like a suddenly a text heavy blog. Black and white pictures. Yeah. And I'm sure it's probably not

knowing that she's a Pinterest person, but you know, just really be specific that you're keeping

that consistent feel throughout. They don't feel like they're going to a whole brand new site,

but it's an extension of your Pinterest. Another thing that's so important to do is how are you attempting to engage your

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