Is this true what Brian Dean said about Ctr?
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safeSEOboost
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True based on what has been reported in past 10 years - could be 30-40% for #1
- Mar 22, 2013
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Yes, thats not a secret. Test it by yourself....and I even go one step further and say the rankings are not only crucial for the CTR, but the actual user behavior. The conversation rate (no matter if its ecommerce or a CPA website) will be higher if you are in the top 3.
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Public knowledge op nothing new
- Jun 20, 2013
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Everyone knows it even before Brain Dean said it. The first three results get the most traffic. You can improve it by making changes to titles so it looks more relevant to the user making the search.
Ftr
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It varies between niches and search terms, like for instance an obvious example is the CTR for Donald Trump age is super low because the answer is displayed in a snippet/knowledge graph. Whereas some other terms might have a higher than average CTR as people do more clicks for some specific terms and less for others.
So there is those elements, but the first place to start improving CTR is title and meta desc.
So there is those elements, but the first place to start improving CTR is title and meta desc.
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What ever i do i got shitty ctr mby i dont know to write it proper :/
Aty
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He forgot to mention the three ad spots, which means 1st spot gets 30% of the remaining 25%, that's 7.5%.