The Heat Map of a Google Search
With Google, it’s not uncommon to find millions of results for your search query. The uncommon thing is caring about ANYTHING after the first page. Why? Millions don’t matter.
Google users want instant gratification when they’re searching. Consider these facts: According to Google, 75 percent of Google users NEVER click past the first page. The top three Google results get 79 percent of all clicks. The remaining 7 results share just 21 percent of the clicks. This can be show using heat maps (this one is courtesy of EyeTools) where hotter colors represent areas where people spent more time looking and X’s represent areas where people click.

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