Yes, even better CRT over organic, and 'authority' when there. I myself find myself clicking the listing above organic thinking they are organic results, and I am not on to click ads. Lul.
CTR Experiment
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Yes, even better CRT over organic, and 'authority' when there. I myself find myself clicking the listing above organic thinking they are organic results, and I am not on to click ads. Lul.
I catch myself doing the same thing. I barely ever find myself clicking on the side AD's. But I do click on the AD's above the fold a lot. Probably like 25% of my searches.
bounce rate doesnt affect this...? Your four workers werent camped out on the LP I assume, so I would think bounce would affect your rankings....or not?
Apparently it didn't. As far as I know, Google can only track the bounce rate if you have their analytic installed on your landing page.
Oh, didn't know that they track of the back button. Though, in my case; it didn't seem to have much of an affect.
Oh Google. I'm sure they track everything. I wouldn't be surprised if they knew the names of all the people who search. xD
Impressive for sure.
CTS more information about how you have access to 600 IP's?
Essentially, you could just do it through the proxy sites on proxy.org correct?
For those who think you need to pull shit like this to get the upper hand, you're absolutely wrong. An easier and legit way (the way the system is designed) is to simply up your bids close to or above #1-3 estimates. If your ad is worthy and performs well, Google will naturally reward you with higher positions for lower cpc's. Even if you don't exceed the estimated bids to begin with, Googles system tests and rotates ads to different positions -- they're in business to make more money too, so naturally, ads get placed in positions where they get the most clicks.
Yes, I guess you could go down "Spades" path, but it requires more tweaking time. In my case, I could have placed monkeys in front of the screen; and they could have gotten my site to the first position.
And volknet, I purchase VPN accounts from online sites for the IP's. Also, I wouldn't do it through proxy.org. 95% of the proxies there will easily give out a proxy server in Google's logs. So Google may catch you sooner or later after you try this several times. If you do it via VPN's and SOCKS; they don't give out a proxy server sign, plus their much quicker. I typically purchase 1,000 VPN's monthly for a cost of $10/month for each. Since I give them to my others on worth that gets outsourced.
For you, your best bet would be to buy SOCKS. You can easily get each for about 75 cents each. They last for about 3-5 hours. So you should be able to get the job done in time with a reasonable amount paid.
And volknet, I purchase VPN accounts from online sites for the IP's. Also, I wouldn't do it through proxy.org. 95% of the proxies there will easily give out a proxy server in Google's logs. So Google may catch you sooner or later after you try this several times. If you do it via VPN's and SOCKS; they don't give out a proxy server sign, plus their much quicker. I typically purchase 1,000 VPN's monthly for a cost of $10/month for each. Since I give them to my others on worth that gets outsourced.
For you, your best bet would be to buy SOCKS. You can easily get each for about 75 cents each. They last for about 3-5 hours. So you should be able to get the job done in time with a reasonable amount paid.
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