One of the most common errors I have seen with a misconfigured CDN is displaying a captcha page when attempting to access the site content. The captcha does not resolve even after multiple correct entries. A misconfigured CDN may unintentionally block your site for visitors from certain geographic areas.
If Javascript is broken on a page or some random plugin is broken, this can also cause similar problems. It can prevent a form from loading and the entire page becomes inaccessible.
This causes an unusually high bounce rate.
How to fix it? If a page has a high bounce rate, the first step is to try to visit the page manufacturing email list like any other visitor would.
Think about what a regular visitor to your site would do:
Look at the drawing
Read the content
Click on different items
Try leaving the page
Are you experiencing errors or problems accessing the content on your page?
Additionally, if your site cannot provide a secure connection , this could discourage a significant portion of your visitors. This will hinder trust as much as any of the other errors we have mentioned.
After investigating these issues, you can determine what to do next. If it is a CDN issue, reconfiguring it would make most of the issues go away.
Your website should load quickly. You risk abandoning your visitor if it takes more than a few seconds to fully load. People are impatient.
Use Pingdom or GTMetrics to quickly identify the cause of bottlenecks. These tools will send you a site speed report and suggestions for fixing the problem.