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"The vast majority of users are no longer clicking through pages of Google results" -> That doesn't sound right.
by petervandijck 16y ago
"The vast majority of users are no longer clicking through pages of Google results" -> That doesn't sound right.
- gaiusparx 16y agoMaybe it means most people will give up instead of trying to click through too many pages of results. Its might be more effective to go to specific sites sometimes, example Wikipedia for general info, imdb for movies, stackoverflow for programming topics, amazon.com for product review.
- franze 16y agostack overflow (+the other stack exchange sites) have 88.2% traffic referred from google search. http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/ http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/ so even if it is a nice story ("direct traffic is becoming more and more important") it is ultimately just bullsht
- jmilloy 16y agoI will almost always research rather than click to the next page of results.
- xyzzyb 16y agoBut it is. If users don't get a result in the first page, they'll try a different search instead of continuing to the next page.