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Old 10-23-2007, 11:59 AM
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Default Re: Does click-through rate affect your search engine positions?

There was an informal experiment done a while back see here that looked at the effect of clickthroughs on a listing in Google, and the effect of bounces recorded in Google Analytics that seems to indicate both these factors may play a small role in how a page shows up in Google's SERPs.

NOTE: Bear in mind that unless the user has the Google toolbar installed or the webmaster uses Google's Analytics, Google has no way to track user behavior beyond the landing page.
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