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Did-it, Enquiro, and Eyetools Uncover Google’s Golden Triangle
New EyeTracking Study verifies the importance of page position and rank in both Organic and
PPC search results for visibility and click through in Google.
(PRWEB) March 1, 2005 -- A joint eye tracking study conducted by search marketing firms Enquiro and
Did-it.com and eye tracking firm Eyetools has shown that the vast majority of eye tracking activity during a
search happens in a triangle at the top of the search results page indicating that the areas of maximum interest
create a “golden triangle.”
The first phase of the study was conducted with 50 people in Eyetools’ eye tracking lab in San Francisco,
California and presented panel participants with 5 distinct scenarios that would require the use of a search engine.
Google was used as the search engine in all of the instances.
Key Preliminary Findings of the Study included:
The key location on Google for visibility as determined by the eye activity in the study is a triangle that extends
from the top of the results over to the top of the first result, then down to a point on the left side at the bottom of
the “above the fold” visible results. This key area was looked at by 100 percent of the participants. In the study,
this was referred to as the “Golden Triangle”. Generally, this area includes top sponsored, top organic results and
Google’s alternative results, including shopping, news or local suggestions.
Visibility dropped quickly with organic rankings, starting at a high of 100% for the top listing, dropping to 85%
at the bottom of the “above the fold” listings, and then dropping dramatically below the fold from 50% at the top
to 20% at the bottom.
Organic Ranking Visibility
(shown in a percentage of participants looking at a listing in this location)
Rank 1 - 100%
Rank 2 - 100%
Rank 3 - 100%
Rank 4 - 85%
Rank 5 - 60%
Rank 6 - 50%
Rank 7 - 50%
Rank 8 - 30%
Rank 9 - 30%
Rank 10 - 20%
Eye scan and click through behavior changes dramatically as users moved “below the fold” to the section of
results that required scrolling down. At the top of the page, the amount of eye movement declined rapidly through
the top 4 or 5 results, and then at the bottom of the screen, tends to become more consistent through to the end of
the page.
In searches where top sponsored results are returned in addition sponsored ads, the top ads received much high
visibility, being seen by 80 to 100% of participants, as opposed to 10 to 50% of participants who looked at the
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side sponsored ads.
On side sponsored ads, the top ranked results received much more in the way of both eye activity and click
through. About 50% of participants looked at the top ad, compared to only 10% who looked at ads in the 6, 7 or
8th location on the page.
Side sponsored ad visibility
(shown is percentage of participants looking at an ad in this location)
1 – 50%
2 – 40%
3 – 30%
4 – 20%
5 – 10%
6 – 10%
7 – 10%
8 – 10%
There seems to be a “F” shaped scan pattern, where the eye tends to travel vertically along the far left side of the
results looking for visual cues (relevant words, brands, etc) and then scanning to the right if something caught the
participant’s attention.
These results come from an initial analysis of the results and were presented during sessions at the Search Engine
Strategies conference in New York. While interesting, the study’s main findings are still to come and will
required detailed analysis of individual behavior patterns.
Did It’s Kevin Lee said, “At this point, we weren’t too surprised at what we’ve seen in the study. We suspected
much of this to be true prior to conducting it. However, there is tremendous value in confirming these suspicions,
especially in a way that’s so visually compelling. It also proves that our methodology will hold up for phase 2 of
the research. On the sponsored search side, data indicates is the clear branding and visibility advantage offered by
gaining top positions, especially Google’s top sponsored links. Unfortunately, these aren’t always presented with
a search. Google is a little fickle in this regard.”
Enquiro’s Gord Hotchkiss added, “We see a marked difference in how people say they search and what they
actually do. Previous research had indicated that people were considered searchers and spent some time before
choosing a link. The past few studies we’ve done, this one included, shows that there’s huge importance placed on
where the eyeballs end up on the page. Clicks happen pretty quickly. It just shows that search marketing is a real
estate game. It’s all about location, location, location.”
Eyetools’ CTO Greg Edwards also commented, “Eyetracking is the enabling tool that fills in the gaps to
understand why people click or don’t click – by quantifying what people consider before the decision to click or
leave is made, companies can start to better anticipate and design to satisfy people’s needs. Applying this in the
search results arena enables companies to better plan their marketing communication and increase conversions.”
This research is ongoing and the phase 1 results are highly encouraging. After further analysis is done, the results
will be made available to the public through white papers. Further findings will be announced as they come
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available.
Both Gord Hotchkiss and Kevin Lee are on the Board of Directors of SEMPO a Search Engine Marketing Trade
Organization. Kevin as a founding director, recently reelected and Gord as a new Director.
After March 6, for more information, please contact:
Gord Hotchkiss
Enquiro
800 277 9997 (250 470 8353 before March 6th)
or by email at gord@enquiro.com
Greg Edwards
EyeTools
916 792 4530
or by email at contact@eyetools.com
Kevin Lee
Did-It
212 631 0157
Or by email at Kevin@did-it.com
# # #
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Contact Information
Kevin Lee
DID-IT.COM / Enquiro
http://www.did-it.com
212-258-2577
Online Web 2.0 Version
You can read the online version of this press release here.
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Google search engine user eye tracking research and behavioral study

  • 1. Did-it, Enquiro, and Eyetools Uncover Google’s Golden Triangle New EyeTracking Study verifies the importance of page position and rank in both Organic and PPC search results for visibility and click through in Google. (PRWEB) March 1, 2005 -- A joint eye tracking study conducted by search marketing firms Enquiro and Did-it.com and eye tracking firm Eyetools has shown that the vast majority of eye tracking activity during a search happens in a triangle at the top of the search results page indicating that the areas of maximum interest create a “golden triangle.” The first phase of the study was conducted with 50 people in Eyetools’ eye tracking lab in San Francisco, California and presented panel participants with 5 distinct scenarios that would require the use of a search engine. Google was used as the search engine in all of the instances. Key Preliminary Findings of the Study included: The key location on Google for visibility as determined by the eye activity in the study is a triangle that extends from the top of the results over to the top of the first result, then down to a point on the left side at the bottom of the “above the fold” visible results. This key area was looked at by 100 percent of the participants. In the study, this was referred to as the “Golden Triangle”. Generally, this area includes top sponsored, top organic results and Google’s alternative results, including shopping, news or local suggestions. Visibility dropped quickly with organic rankings, starting at a high of 100% for the top listing, dropping to 85% at the bottom of the “above the fold” listings, and then dropping dramatically below the fold from 50% at the top to 20% at the bottom. Organic Ranking Visibility (shown in a percentage of participants looking at a listing in this location) Rank 1 - 100% Rank 2 - 100% Rank 3 - 100% Rank 4 - 85% Rank 5 - 60% Rank 6 - 50% Rank 7 - 50% Rank 8 - 30% Rank 9 - 30% Rank 10 - 20% Eye scan and click through behavior changes dramatically as users moved “below the fold” to the section of results that required scrolling down. At the top of the page, the amount of eye movement declined rapidly through the top 4 or 5 results, and then at the bottom of the screen, tends to become more consistent through to the end of the page. In searches where top sponsored results are returned in addition sponsored ads, the top ads received much high visibility, being seen by 80 to 100% of participants, as opposed to 10 to 50% of participants who looked at the PRWeb eBooks - Another online visibility tool from PRWeb
  • 2. side sponsored ads. On side sponsored ads, the top ranked results received much more in the way of both eye activity and click through. About 50% of participants looked at the top ad, compared to only 10% who looked at ads in the 6, 7 or 8th location on the page. Side sponsored ad visibility (shown is percentage of participants looking at an ad in this location) 1 – 50% 2 – 40% 3 – 30% 4 – 20% 5 – 10% 6 – 10% 7 – 10% 8 – 10% There seems to be a “F” shaped scan pattern, where the eye tends to travel vertically along the far left side of the results looking for visual cues (relevant words, brands, etc) and then scanning to the right if something caught the participant’s attention. These results come from an initial analysis of the results and were presented during sessions at the Search Engine Strategies conference in New York. While interesting, the study’s main findings are still to come and will required detailed analysis of individual behavior patterns. Did It’s Kevin Lee said, “At this point, we weren’t too surprised at what we’ve seen in the study. We suspected much of this to be true prior to conducting it. However, there is tremendous value in confirming these suspicions, especially in a way that’s so visually compelling. It also proves that our methodology will hold up for phase 2 of the research. On the sponsored search side, data indicates is the clear branding and visibility advantage offered by gaining top positions, especially Google’s top sponsored links. Unfortunately, these aren’t always presented with a search. Google is a little fickle in this regard.” Enquiro’s Gord Hotchkiss added, “We see a marked difference in how people say they search and what they actually do. Previous research had indicated that people were considered searchers and spent some time before choosing a link. The past few studies we’ve done, this one included, shows that there’s huge importance placed on where the eyeballs end up on the page. Clicks happen pretty quickly. It just shows that search marketing is a real estate game. It’s all about location, location, location.” Eyetools’ CTO Greg Edwards also commented, “Eyetracking is the enabling tool that fills in the gaps to understand why people click or don’t click – by quantifying what people consider before the decision to click or leave is made, companies can start to better anticipate and design to satisfy people’s needs. Applying this in the search results arena enables companies to better plan their marketing communication and increase conversions.” This research is ongoing and the phase 1 results are highly encouraging. After further analysis is done, the results will be made available to the public through white papers. Further findings will be announced as they come Page 2/4 If you have any questions regarding information in these press releases please contact the company listed in the press release. Our complete disclaimer appears here. - PRWeb eBooks - Another online visibility tool from PRWeb
  • 3. available. Both Gord Hotchkiss and Kevin Lee are on the Board of Directors of SEMPO a Search Engine Marketing Trade Organization. Kevin as a founding director, recently reelected and Gord as a new Director. After March 6, for more information, please contact: Gord Hotchkiss Enquiro 800 277 9997 (250 470 8353 before March 6th) or by email at gord@enquiro.com Greg Edwards EyeTools 916 792 4530 or by email at contact@eyetools.com Kevin Lee Did-It 212 631 0157 Or by email at Kevin@did-it.com # # # Page 3/4 If you have any questions regarding information in these press releases please contact the company listed in the press release. Our complete disclaimer appears here. - PRWeb eBooks - Another online visibility tool from PRWeb
  • 4. Contact Information Kevin Lee DID-IT.COM / Enquiro http://www.did-it.com 212-258-2577 Online Web 2.0 Version You can read the online version of this press release here. PRWebPodcast Available Listen to Podcast MP3 Listen to Podcast iTunes Listen to Podcast OGG Page 4/4 If you have any questions regarding information in these press releases please contact the company listed in the press release. Our complete disclaimer appears here. - PRWeb eBooks - Another online visibility tool from PRWeb