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		<title>By: Aaron</title>
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		<description>Hi Richard, Thanks for the great example graph of Googs rankings CTR. Can I ask where you sourced this data graph from? Doesn&#039;t quite give you enough info. I presume its been plotted using data thats been gathered from multiple sources, externally from Google.

It took a long time but Google webmaster tools providing analytics that was previously unobtainable, is a fantastic benifit to any webmaster looking to improve their CTR in the Google SERPs. The data, such as, keyword search impressions, Clicks on your listing and the CTR for each keyword. It has amazed me how the listings CTR can increase by 10% - 15% from a position just one ranking higher. Here is an example from my stats.
This is for one 3 word keyphrase for a time period of 30 days. Obviously the ranking for that page wasnt very stable but this gives the best data.

Rank  Impressions Clicks CTR%
1	            170	  73	 43%	
2	         2,400	590	 25%	
3	            480	  73	 15%	
4	         1,300	210	 16%	
5	         1,000	140	 14%	
6 to 10	    390	  36	   9%

Total
ave 3.3      5,530     920    19%

So this goes to show, no webmaster should be content with a first page ranking, top 3 should be the only target.

Aaron H
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Richard, Thanks for the great example graph of Googs rankings CTR. Can I ask where you sourced this data graph from? Doesn&#8217;t quite give you enough info. I presume its been plotted using data thats been gathered from multiple sources, externally from Google.</p>
<p>It took a long time but Google webmaster tools providing analytics that was previously unobtainable, is a fantastic benifit to any webmaster looking to improve their CTR in the Google SERPs. The data, such as, keyword search impressions, Clicks on your listing and the CTR for each keyword. It has amazed me how the listings CTR can increase by 10% &#8211; 15% from a position just one ranking higher. Here is an example from my stats.<br />
This is for one 3 word keyphrase for a time period of 30 days. Obviously the ranking for that page wasnt very stable but this gives the best data.</p>
<p>Rank  Impressions Clicks CTR%<br />
1	            170	  73	 43%<br />
2	         2,400	590	 25%<br />
3	            480	  73	 15%<br />
4	         1,300	210	 16%<br />
5	         1,000	140	 14%<br />
6 to 10	    390	  36	   9%</p>
<p>Total<br />
ave 3.3      5,530     920    19%</p>
<p>So this goes to show, no webmaster should be content with a first page ranking, top 3 should be the only target.</p>
<p>Aaron H<br />
<a href="http://aseo.com.au" rel="nofollow" onclick="pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/aseo.com.au?referer=');">http://www.ASEO.com.au</a></p>
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