Study: Three-Word Queries Drive Most SEO Traffic
Ad network Chitika has published interesting findings from an examination of a whole lot of search-driven ad impressions. Specifically, “Chitika looked at a sample of 41,103,403 impressions of search traffic coming into their network between June 13 – June 19.”
The company found that 26 percent of (organic) search-driven traffic was the result of [...]
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Tags: iPads, iPhones, Macs, More, Than, traffic
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Tags: Facebook, Feel, Friends, Influence, Study
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