It doesn't have a URL....

There can be several reasons behind this:
1) your site takes too long to load
2) your site does not contain the info what visitors are looking for
3) the design of your site is not being found comfortable wit the visitors (the colors/fonts not right etc)
4) your site does not seem to be trustworthy to the visitors
5) there are too many external links/advertisements etc.....

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Hi kavyasharma561,

(Nice One Web Work Horse)?

I just picked this at random from a search.

What Is a Good Conversion Rate? (It

You can see that people speak of conversion rates of as little as 3% or so.

That means 97% just move on. Your site is no different to many in that respect, but there are things you can do about it, and it is research worth doing.

That brings us to the point of "targeted visitors", meaning if you spend time trying to get visitors that are actually interested in your topic, rather than just those that happen by, then your conversion rates should rise dramatically.

cheers, Mal.

They might not getting the exact thing for which they are seeking for.

There are the various reasons that why visitors leave your websites.
1. If your website url is not optimized.
2. If your websites have low quality content, then visitors leave your sites after one click.
3. High loading time
4. If your website is not optimized for mobile devices.

The top reason why visitor leaving your website is your website loading too much time.

And

In the next few years if your website not friendly mobile visitors will leaving from your website within a second.

(took point 3 and 4 from comment above)

1) WORLD WIDE WAIT: A.K.A LOADING SPEED PROBLEM
According to Kissmetrics, 47 percent of visitors expect a website to load in less than 2 seconds, and 40 percent of visitors will leave the website if the loading process takes more than 3 seconds.

2) WEBSITE LAYOUT PROBLEM
Another reason why a substantial amount of your traffic might "bounce" could be because of your website's structure. The solution is a website revamp.
Remember, users don't actually read your content - they scan content. You can think of an un-optimized Web design as a communication problem whereby your targeted audience fails to clearly grasp or retain the key elements needed to make a decision (a click, opt-in, etc.) during their stay on your website.

3) THE AUTOPLAY ISSUE
A video that plays by itself turns into an irritant for the visitor, whose only goal then becomes to find the tab where the audio is playing and close it. It is important to remember that your visitor might not be at the comfort of their home, but instead maybe at work, or school or at some place where watching a video is not appropriate.

4) UNINTERESTING CONTENT
Many website owners spend an awful amount of time making their homepage interesting, and push the rest of the pages to the back burner. Think about this: When was the last time you actually entered a website through the homepage?

5) INACTIVE BLOG
Another big reason why people would leave your website is if they can only encounter old and outdated content. If they have nothing new to read, why would they stay? It is very essential to have a rhythm in your postings and it is just as important to stick to those posting schedule.
There haven't been any research done to find the perfect frequency of blog postings, but it is important to not keep your visitors guessing as to when your next content will be published. An ideal frequency will depend on your niche. Sometimes posting too often can irritate the readers causing them to un-subscribe. It can also increase the chances of filler posts- something that your readers will not appreciate.

There's some lists of generic advice and ideas, and they're fairly good this time around. However, this is something that you have to analyze yourself (or pay someone else to do it). Open the Analytics or the visitor statistics software of your choice, and try to find patterns.

What was the page your traffic mostly landed on? Did they browse any further? Where did they leave? Did they just bounce, and if so, can you make something out of the data? (Ie. did they read one of your articles, or just vanish after the first second on the site?) Etc.

Crap content is the most common reason you see on WF.

There are several reasons behind this.Like
Your page takes much time to open
Your content is not so attractive.

There are several reasons for visitors leaving from website are.
1. Its takes too much time to load.
2. It is not attractive(i.e. colors, images, font style etc.).
3. Visitors cannot get the exact information he/she is looking for.
4. Contents are not attractive.

Well there could be a number of reasons, your site doesn't deliver what it promises in spite of the hips on your site. Your site layout and design is not top notch, this may not be a major reason but still a good number of people actually do judge a site's worth to its looks or appearance. In the end it about the perceived valued of your site to the visitor.

The Major Reasons,

1) Loading Speed Problem
2) Landing Page Problem
3) Not Attractive website
4) In-proper Navigation of the website
5) Not satisfied with the website information.
6) Popups

So many reasons but major reasons are following:
Website structure
Non responsive website
irrelevant traffic

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There are several reasons for visitors leaving from your site like visitors are surprise by video or audio that starts automatically, required registration for website, boring content, slow website performance.

Page Load Problem is the major reason which makes visitors leave a website. 47 percent of visitors expect a website to load in less than 2 seconds, and 40 percent of visitors will leave the website if the loading process takes more than 3 seconds.