Comments on: Keyword in snippet increases click-throughs http://www.reflectionsfromtheriver.com/2009/05/effect-of-title-and-snippet-on-click-throughs-from-serps/ search engine analytics ... by Mike Baxter Sun, 05 Sep 2010 09:00:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: zerg http://www.reflectionsfromtheriver.com/2009/05/effect-of-title-and-snippet-on-click-throughs-from-serps/comment-page-1/#comment-270 zerg Tue, 22 Sep 2009 21:00:06 +0000 http://www.reflectionsfromtheriver.com/?p=20#comment-270 Hi! Thanks you for nice post Hi! Thanks you for nice post

]]> By: Chris Hubbard http://www.reflectionsfromtheriver.com/2009/05/effect-of-title-and-snippet-on-click-throughs-from-serps/comment-page-1/#comment-170 Chris Hubbard Thu, 20 Aug 2009 14:34:30 +0000 http://www.reflectionsfromtheriver.com/?p=20#comment-170 I just discovered your blog and find it very stimulating to read. I have read all your posts to date, and my own experiences support much of your findings (so you must be right on that group). Some of the issues you address make a lot of sense, although I had failed to take them into consideration previously. I do have a question on this post, base on your post of July 10th regarding CTR and SERP position. Are the results in snippet/title study skewed by SERP position? If not, how do you compensate for the CTR multiples of higher positions? Thanks, and keep writing! I just discovered your blog and find it very stimulating to read. I have read all your posts to date, and my own experiences support much of your findings (so you must be right on that group). Some of the issues you address make a lot of sense, although I had failed to take them into consideration previously.

I do have a question on this post, base on your post of July 10th regarding CTR and SERP position. Are the results in snippet/title study skewed by SERP position? If not, how do you compensate for the CTR multiples of higher positions?

Thanks, and keep writing!

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