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A Few Interesting Web Facts
- People are more likely to look at banners that appear at the top of a page
- Viewers spend more time looking at images that contain more than one face
- People tend to click more often when specifically invited
- People tend to click on text links that are embedded in content more often than graphical images and banner advertisements
- Users are more likely to search for "used Lexus" rather than "pre-owned Lexus"
- Most people can't remember more than seven things at once
- Research shows that web readers scan pages before they read anything, meaning they may scan right past your article if it doesn't jump out at them
- External links enhance the credibility of a site
- Most buyers complete their purchase-related search engine research two or more weeks before they buy
- Pop-up ads generate a click-through 13 times that of the standard 468 x 60 pixels banner and a conversion rate more than 14 times better
- Extremely colorful and obvious banners tend to be ignored by users
- Ads offering product discounts and coupons are more attractive to users than those offering chances to win merchandise, cash, points towards purchases, or airline miles
- Seventy-eight percent of click-throughs from Google listings to e-commerce Web sites come from Google's editorial or algorithmic search results
- Click-throughs from Overture paid listings convert better and generate higher revenues than those from Google's paid search listings
- A number one listing gets three times the click-through rate of a number two listing
- Users are less likely to fill out a form if it has more than 10 questions
- People are more likely to read a headline that is followed by a blurb
- Seventy percent of Spanish-speaking users are more likely to read news and current events online, compared to 51 percent of non-Spanish speaking users
- The top five search terms of all time are: Pam Anderson, Dragonball, Pokemon, Britney Spears, and WWE
- The three-click rule states that any page in a site should be accessible in three clicks
- The 7 ½ rule states that a user should never be presented with more than five to nine choices at any given point in the site
- The average user will click 12 times before leaving a site
- Saturdays and Wednesdays are the most popular day of the week to surf the Web
- Only 11 percent of email newsletters were read thoroughly
- Twenty percent of Americans admit to buying products from spam
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