Sphinn Home » Blogging
Avatar Posted By: HustlinGrind 407 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://blogtrench.blogspot.com)
Category: Blogging
A team of scientists engaged in military research recently came to the conclusion that when it comes to reading web pages,most readers read in "F" shaped pattern taking into consideration the eye movements of 232 readers
5 Comments     

Comments

from ViperChill 407 days ago #
Votes: 1 | Vote:
+ -

Wasnt this completely stolen from a report done a year ago?

The images are exactly the same:

http://www.useit.com/alertbox/reading_pattern.html

from HustlinGrind 406 days ago #
Votes: 0 | Vote:
+ -

Wow, great find ViperChill.

This "F" story was on the homepage of digg yesterday and I thought it was good proof of why the "F" format always works well on adsense. Nice sleuth work though.

from dannysullivan 406 days ago #
Votes: 0 | Vote:
+ -

Or, you know, from like 2005:

A New F-Word for Google Search Results

http://searchenginewatch.com/showPage.html?page=3488076

from HustlinGrind 406 days ago #
Votes: 0 | Vote:
+ -

Good one Danny

from HustlinGrind 406 days ago #
Votes: 0 | Vote:
+ -

I should also add that blogtrench.blogspot is not mine nor do I know who owns it, it was just in the top 10 on Digg yesterday.

Kyle


Log in to comment or register here.

Top 10 Most Sphunn
In What's New

  1. Why Social Network Metrics Don't Wo... (21)
  2. The Reason Behind Changes to Google... (20)
  3. 2009 Google Flash SEO Update (19)
  4. Using Web Metrics to Analyze the ‘P... (18)
  5. Google Webmaster Tools Now Provide ... (11)
  6. SEO Tops Recession Internet Marketi... (11)
  7. Redefining the Echo Chamber to Exce... (10)
  8. How To Make Google Bot Your Bitch (9)
  9. Spitting in the Face of Pessimism (9)
  10. SEOmoz Linkscape : New Backlink Che... (8)

Latest Comments

Search Marketing Expo

Save the date for:
• SMX London - Nov. 4-5: Pre-agenda rate now available. Click here.
• SMX West - Feb. 10-12

Search Marketing Now

Learn more about search marketing through free online webcasts and webinars from our sister site Search Marketing Now.

Upcoming Webcasts: