The relationship between link building and SEO
Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2025 9:33 am
Black color = I don't know how to interact with organic results.
When Google displays a "featured snippet," what do I usually do?
Red = I will look at the Featured Snippet text and then scroll down to other results on the page and consider clicking on the next blue link.
Orange = I will either complete the search or continue it depending on the answer.
Gray = I click on the "featured snippet" content list of somalia consumer email and consider my question answered without clicking on the related blue link.
Yellow = I will read the content of the “featured excerpt” and click on the related link for more information.
Organic results are heavily favored . When asked whether they primarily clicked on ads or organic search results, 72% of respondents said they chose organic results, 47% said they rarely or never clicked on paid results, and 19% clicked on both organic and paid links equally.
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When presented with “featured snippets,” younger users were more likely to “ no-click” , meaning they didn’t click on any more links. Older users tended to look for information not only from “featured snippets” but also from other organic links. Almost three-quarters (72.5%) of all respondents considered “featured snippets” to be trustworthy or somewhat trustworthy .
When Google displays a "featured snippet," what do I usually do?
Red = I will look at the Featured Snippet text and then scroll down to other results on the page and consider clicking on the next blue link.
Orange = I will either complete the search or continue it depending on the answer.
Gray = I click on the "featured snippet" content list of somalia consumer email and consider my question answered without clicking on the related blue link.
Yellow = I will read the content of the “featured excerpt” and click on the related link for more information.
Organic results are heavily favored . When asked whether they primarily clicked on ads or organic search results, 72% of respondents said they chose organic results, 47% said they rarely or never clicked on paid results, and 19% clicked on both organic and paid links equally.
Have you ever wondered how users search in mobile app stores? Find out in our next article !
When presented with “featured snippets,” younger users were more likely to “ no-click” , meaning they didn’t click on any more links. Older users tended to look for information not only from “featured snippets” but also from other organic links. Almost three-quarters (72.5%) of all respondents considered “featured snippets” to be trustworthy or somewhat trustworthy .