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Understanding the Correlation Between Ad Extensions and Ad Rank

SmartBug Media

Google Ads are based on search intent, so the keywords you’re competing against take on a crucial role in this section because this directly correlates with your budgeting and positioning strategy. Ad extensions are extra lines of code added to your ad when it's shown in the search engine result pages (SERPs). Related Auctions.

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Why We're Doubling Down on the Future of SEO - Moz + STAT

Moz

Earlier this year, for example, we embarked on a study to understand how SERP features impact click-through rates (CTR). For example, here's the average organic (SERPs with no features) curve from that study. Results with sitelinks in the #1 position have a massive 80% average CTR, with a steep drop to #2.

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How to Get Quick Results With SEO Sprints: The DriveSafe Case Study

Moz

Today, the four Google Ads at the top of the SERP cover most of the pixels above the fold. Apart from the ads, Google fills up the space on page one with SERP features such as featured snippets or their own platforms such as Youtube or Google Maps. These are the typical estimations coming from CTR benchmark studies.

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How Leveraging Video Content Boosts Organic SEO

Valasys

Keeping up with the increase in the consumption of video Google has been adding interactive videos all over the search engine result pages (SERPs) and it can do wonders for your organic SEO, particularly at a time when gaining organic visibility is more important than just ranking for the organic results.

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20 Common B2B Marketing KPI Examples to Track Performance

Top Rank Marketing

Traffic metrics: Brand interaction that signifies intent On the looping highway that is the customer journey, traffic metrics serve as signposts that indicate points of interest — where your messaging is earning engagement and visibility. Visibility and search metrics: How well does your content match searcher intent?

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5 Ways We Improved User Experience and Organic Reach on the New Moz Help Hub

Moz

There were two reasons for this: one, no one expected to have to click on tabs for discovery; and two (and most importantly), only the first page of content was being linked to in the SERPs. SERP analysis from Keyword Explorer This is what it looks like in the organic results — the answer is there for all to see.

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41 Execs Discuss Key B2B Marketing Metrics to Watch in 2018

SnapApp

While correlation does not always equal causation, the connection isn't hard to argue. They have shown enough interest to be labeled as “qualified”, but haven’t shown strong enough buying intent to be labeled an SQL. They have shown a clear intent to buy, and are willing and ready to do so. These are the warm leads. Adam Honig.