bounce-backlink

noun
UK /baʊns ˈbæk.lɪŋk/
US /baʊns ˈbæk.lɪŋk/

A bounce-backlink is a link that sends you right back to the page you came from.

The website used a bounce-backlink so visitors who clicked the logo returned to the homepage.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A link that points back to the same site that contains it.

The blog added a bounce-backlink in the footer to guide readers to its own archive.

3. A tracking link that records when a user returns to a previous page.

Analysts studied the bounce-backlink data to see how often shoppers revisited the cart.

4. A link that automatically redirects a visitor after a short delay.

The old page used a bounce-backlink to move users to the new address.