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Could you source what you're basing your facts on? I know many people like myself are just looking to expand on the text we're searching for, and letting the fr
by spoils19 5y ago
Could you source what you're basing your facts on? I know many people like myself are just looking to expand on the text we're searching for, and letting the free market decide what's a good search result.
- helen___keller 5y agoThe best supporting data is the rise in no-click searches. See https://sparktoro.com/blog/in-2020-two-thirds-of-google-searches-ended-without-a-click/ https://sparktoro.com/blog/in-2020-two-thirds-of-google-sear... No-click searches continue to grow in share while google continues to adopt design that presents information outside a traditional link, like a weather widget or the fact you were looking for presented at the top in large text outside the scope of a link. This suggests a growing share of searches weren’t looking for links in the first place, they were looking for information and when the search engine provided that information, the user left without clicking a link