Google Organic CTR Study 2014

1. 2014 GOOGLE ORGANIC CTR STUDY
2. GOOD OLD DAYS # 1 # 2
3. THEN THIS HAPPENED # 1 # 2
4. THEN THERE WERE ADS # 1
5. TEXT WAS NOT ENOUGH # 1
6. LOCAL RESULTS # 1
7. INSTANT ANSWERS
8. MORE INSTANT ANSWERS
9. THE RULES HAVE CHANGED
10. of SERPs have just 10 blue links (no news, local, videos, 17% images, knowledge graph, paid inclusion) 83% of SERPs have some kind of rich information THE REALITY IN 2014
11. THE CTR STUDY
12. 465.000 KEYWORDS 5.000 WEBSITES LARGE DATA SET
13. CTR FOR DESKTOP SEARCHES
14. ORGANIC CTR DISTRIBUTION 31.24% 14.04% 9.85% 6.97% 5.50% 3.73% 3.99% 67.6% 1 to 5 3.73% 6 to 10
15. ORGANIC CTR DISTRIBUTION 31.24% 14.04% 9.85% 6.97% 5.50% 3.73% 3.99% 71.33% 1st Page 3.99% 2nd Page 1.60% 3rd Page
16. DESKTOP VS MOBILE
17. HOW ADS AFFECT CTR
18. ADS VS. ORGANIC RESULTS
19. LOCATION OF ADS
20. NUMBER OF ADS
21. BRANDED vs. UNBRANDED
22. BRANDED vs. UNBRANDED
23. SEARCH INTENT
24. SEARCH INTENT
25. TYPES OF SEARCH INTENT
26. LONG TAIL
27. CTR FOR LONG TAIL
28. CTR FOR LONG TAIL IN US
29. Traffic = Search Volume * CTR
30. http://advancedwebranking.com/ctrstudy/
31. Thank you! http://bit.ly/ctrstudy2014 philip@caphyon.com • @philippetrescu

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How does the CTR change for branded vs. non-branded keywords?
For this study we have defined brand searches as searches that contain the entire domain name of the website in the query, with all the spaces and dashes removed.

For branded searches the first result is almost always associated with the brand’s website, which makes it the obvious choice for most users and very hard to miss. This would justify the big CTR difference between the first position and the rest of the SERP.
This big difference in CTR may also be affected by the fact that brand searches usually display a pack of 6 site links just below the first result, making it more prominent in the search results.
How does the CTR change for searches with different intents?

It is believed that people who search for keywords with high commercial intent (“buy 4k LCD TV”) are more likely to click on the first results than people who perform basic informational searches (“where is the nearest thai restaurant”).
This chart reveals that people tend to click more on the first results when their search has some kind of intent. So we wanted to dig deeper and see which of the search intents affect the CTR and how.
Google is getting better and better at figuring out search intent. Nowadays, many of the search results contain instant answers so people no longer need to click on a website to find out what they’re looking for. The answer is already there.
That may be the reason why the CTR curve is so flat for Location search results.
Commercial intent searches usually trigger ads that have colorful pictures of the products we search. It’s usually a lot more tempting to click on these pictures than on the first organic results.
What is the CTR for long tail keyword searches?

There is a popular belief that since long tail keywords are more descriptive, people tend to click more on the first results when searching for them.
The collected data shows that the longer the query, the higher the organic CTR is for all SERPs, except for the first position. This might be because of the big CTR we have seen for branded searches in the first position.
Interestingly, for one word queries in the US, the first position gets the highest CTR, almost double the
number of clicks than for the other types of queries. Do most brands in US have their name made of just
one word?
Remember our goal for this study?
Find out how many organic visits I may receive if I rank in one of the top results

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