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Why this? Why not measure empirically based on how often people follow your first result?
by astazangasta 11y ago
Why this? Why not measure empirically based on how often people follow your first result?
- austenallred 11y agoClick through rate isn't necessarily indicative of quality.
- whistlerbrk 11y agoThat approach is prone to creating a positive feedback loop through an order bias.
- elsewhen 11y agothat's why they track what users do post-click. if the user quickly bounces back to the search results page , then the result probably wasn't a very good fit for that particular keyword.
- jjwiseman 11y agoI'm sure they measure that, also.