Poll: Top-3 on-page behavior factors for Google

[When_tomorrow_comes]

Hi everyone,

Curious to know that the forum thinks about various behavioral metrics aside from CTR. Feel free to answer the poll or join the discussion in the comments below

 

[SeoIsArt]

Conversions definitely , especially for ecommerce sites, actions like add to cart and stuff.

The most controversial factor for me is return rate. It should be an extra advantage , as returning user is a positive factor, but question arises , how many times returning? Can a user return 10 times during a month l, and will it be considered a positive or negative factor?

This is also a thing which I consider in my ctr manipulation case studies. I am currently trying to find should users be logged in or logged out from google accounts when performing ctr.

 

[When_tomorrow_comes]

This is also a thing which I consider in my ctr manipulation case studies. I am currently trying to find should users be logged in or logged out from google accounts when performing ctr.

Wow, looks intersting! If you find any curious results, I would be glad to discuss them

To me, giving a registered user more weight in calculations seems a bit unfair, but on the other hand, it is definitely worth checking

 

[pucusutrije2138]

the most important are the conversions

 

[King Gener]

In my opinion, Conversion and Dwell time is one of the main reasons for website ranking.

 

[Rachinrabindra]

it's essential to remember that they are just a few of many signals that Google considers when ranking webpages. Other factors such as content quality, relevance, user experience, and backlinks also play significant roles in determining search engine rankings.

 

[When_tomorrow_comes]

Thanks everyone for their contributions and thoughts! Interesting to see Dwell Time sharing the lead with Conversions - in my view, the latter is much more important)

Also, I'm planning to do some research concerning conversions and which of them have greater impact on ranking