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Posted By:
goodnewscowboy
188 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://searchengineland.com)
Category: Other Online Marketing
2 Comments
Posted By:
goodnewscowboy
188 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://searchengineland.com)
Category: Other Online Marketing
2 Comments
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Great stuff about the nature of forming habits as they pertain to Google's hard-to-touch market share and to the searcher's likelihood of clicking one of those first few precious links on the first SERP. As goodnewscowboy says, the article also veers into design by establishing the rapidity with which we can "tell" good vs. bad design (or, really, appropriate vs. inappropriate design for the task at hand).
My only gripe with this and some of the other articles I've read from Mr. Hotchkiss is a deficit of attribution. I've no doubt but that he's on firm ground with everything he's stating, but the truth is anybody can come along and tell you that a natural phenomenon works this way or that way, but unless they're documenting what they're saying (via published science), they might as well be making it up.
winooski
Thx for the feedback. Whenever I reference I study I do cite authors and publication, but perhaps I should be providing more? Please feel free to offer suggestions.