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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32341, member: 636"]
Time on Page shows how long people stay on your website before they leave. This number helps you see if people find your content useful and interesting. A longer time usually means they read what you wrote and enjoyed it.

You can check your Time on Page with tracking tools. These tools count the seconds from when someone opens your page until they click away. Short visits might mean people didn't find what they wanted, while long visits often show that your page answered their questions.

This number matters a lot for websites. If most people leave after just a few seconds, something might be wrong with your page. Maybe it loads slowly or doesn't match what people expected. But if visitors spend minutes reading your content probably connects well with them.

Website owners use Time on Page to improve their sites. They look at which pages keep people reading and which ones make them leave quickly. Then, they can fix the not-so-good pages by adding better pictures, clearer writing, or more helpful information. The goal is to create pages where people want to stay and read everything.
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