Facebook only shows the number of likes next to its content. Google doesn't have any kind of "like" number displayed in its search results (except the ordering

Facebook only shows the number of likes next to its content. Google doesn't have any kind of "like" number displayed in its search results (except the ordering of the results in itself). Either way, I wouldn't call any of it "statistics". If you have ranking metrics (social share, etc) which you can put together in a single number, you can display it, Facebook-like, next to the content, but use "ranking" rather than "statistics" in the pitch.