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The Value of Google Result Positioning – Chitika Research

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The Value of Google Result Positioning

May 25th, 2010

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How much is the top spot on Google actually worth? According to data from the Chitika network, it’s worth a ton – double the traffic of the #2 spot, to be precise.

In order to find out the value of SEO, we looked at a sample of traffic coming into our advertising network from Google and broke it down by Google results placement. The top spot drove 34.35% of all traffic in the sample, almost as much as the numbers 2 through 5 slots combined, and more than the numbers 5 through 20 (the end of page 2) put together.

Google Result Impressions Percentage
1 2,834,806 34.35%
2 1,399,502 16.96%
3 942,706 11.42%
4 638,106 7.73%
5 510,721 6.19%
6 416,887 5.05%
7 331,500 4.02%
8 286,118 3.47%
9 235,197 2.85%
10 223,320 2.71%
11 91,978 1.11%
12 69,778 0.85%
13 57,952 0.70%
14 46,822 0.57%
15 39,635 0.48%
16 32,168 0.39%
17 26,933 0.33%
18 23,131 0.28%
19 22,027 0.27%
20 23,953 0.29%

via The Value of Google Result Positioning – Chitika Research.

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Multiple Domains vs Subdomains vs Folders in SEO | Web SEO Analytics

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The table below shows the various factors that we examined along with the 3 methods:

Different Domains Subdomains Folders
GEO Targeting High Medium Low
Authority, Trust, Domain Strength No authority is inherited A part of authority is inherited The authority is inherited
SERPs Increased number of results Increased number of results in some cases Limited number of results
per domain
Sitelinks support No Yes Yes
Website Control Very Difficult Difficult Easy
Design & Web Structure Freedom Very high Medium-High Very low
Link Building &

Link Structure

New Link Building Campaigns

Cross linking domains

New Link Building Campaigns

Cross linking Subdomains

Single Link Building Campaign

Internal Link Structure

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21 Link Builders Share Advanced Link Building Queries

admin » 28 September 2010 » In Link Building, SEO Kennisbank » Comments Off

Framing the process

In my questions, I asked link builders to respond within this framework:

1. Linkable Asset. Definition: what’s “linkable” varies from vertical to vertical. Cash is almost always a linkable asset, as are available jobs, events, expertise for interviews and many other forms of great content.

2. Link Target. Definition: what types of sites, pages, and people seek this linkable asset?

3. Link Prospecting Query. Definition: what queries uncover great targets for your linkable assets?

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SEOmoz | Long List of Link Searches

admin » 28 September 2010 » In Link Building, SEO Kennisbank » Comments Off

A Few Basic Rules:

1. You should perform all of these searches at each of the major engines (Google, Yahoo!, MSN & Ask – yes, even Ask, as they often link to some very valuable and achievable link sources). I’m illustrating using Google for simplicity and brevity.

2. At Google and others, it often helps to show 100 results per page and have the maximum “grouping” of results from the same site. That way, you can find all of the most relevant pages on a particular domain with ease.

3. This process is only half the battle – the other half is identifying the sites inside the SERPs that would make good targets; I’ll try to cover that next week.

via SEOmoz | Long List of Link Searches.

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