Search Engine Optimization Stats
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61% of global Internet users research products online.
(Interconnected World: Shopping and Personal Finance, 2012)
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44% of online shoppers begin by using a search engine.
(Interconnected World: Shopping and Personal Finance, 2012)
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On average, we conduct 12 billion searches per month on the web in
the United States.
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The average click-through rate for paid search in 2010 (worldwide)
was 2%.
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Businesses with websites of 401-1000 pages get 6x more leads than
those with 51-100 pages.
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86% of consumers stated that using a search engine allowed them to
learn something new or important that helped him/her increase his/her
knowledge. (Pew Research Center, Search Engine Use 2012)
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The average content length for a web page that ranks in the top 10
results for any keyword on Google has at least 2,000 words. The higher up you
go on the search listings page, the more content each web page has. (Quick
Sprout)
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If a post is greater than 1,500 words, on average it receives
68.1% more tweets and 22.6% more Facebook likes than a post that is under 1,500
words. (Quick Sprout)
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60% of all organic clicks go to the organic top 3 search results.
(Business2Community)
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YouTube has become the 2nd Largest Search Engine – bigger than
Bing, Yahoo, Ask & AOL combined. (Social Media Today)
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50% of all mobile searches are conducted in hopes of finding local
results and 61% of those searches result in a purchase. (Search Engine
Watch)
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SEO leads have a 14.6% close rate, while outbound leads (such as
direct mail or print advertising) have a 1.7% close rate. (Search Engine
Journal)
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Blogging Stats
- There are 31% more bloggers
today than there were three years ago.
- 46% of people read blogs more
than once a day.
- Marketers who have prioritized
blogging are 13x more likely to enjoy positive ROI.
- Nearly 40% of US companies use
blogs for marketing purposes.
- B2B companies place a higher
value on educational formats like blogging and webinars, whereas consumer
businesses are slightly more willing to experiment with advanced digital
formats like interactive content and online tools. Infographics were also
preferred.
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84% of inbound marketers - compared to only 9% of outbound
marketers - cite organic sources (blogging, SEO, social media) as rising in
importance.
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82% of marketers who blog daily acquired a customer using their
blog, as opposed to 57% of marketers who blog monthly -- which, by itself, is
still an impressive result
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79% of companies that have a blog report a positive ROI for
inbound marketing in 2013.
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