4. Google's #1 organic ranking brings in 33% of search traffic for any given SERP. (Search Engine Watch)

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4. Google's #1 organic ranking brings in 33% of search traffic for any given SERP. (Search Engine Watch)

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When you're #1 on Google, you're the Queen (or King) of the Mountain.

On average, 33% of search traffic will go to #1, while only 17.6% will go to whoever achieves the #2 position. (Down 15.4%.)

Even if you rank #5 (which many brands would kill for!), you only get 6.1% of all search traffic from that page.

Bottom line: the higher you rank organically, in SERPs, the more traffic you can expect to have! (And as you know, more traffic = more leads.)

By the way, one of the keys to ranking higher is knowing which tools to use for SEO positioning and keyword research.

5. The click-through rate (CTR) for the #1 organic position is 30.97%. (Advanced Web Ranking)


Let’s move on to ranking for the #1 organic position. If you’re in that top spot, you’ll also enjoy an average CTR of 30.97%, according to data from Advanced Web Ranking.

Why is that number so important?

Well, as far as CTRs go, that number is incredible. To see what software managers email database I mean, move on to marketing statistic #6.

6. Meanwhile, for Google Ads on the search network, the average CTR is 3.17% across all industries. (Word Stream)


Comparing Wordstream data on average CTRs in Google Ads across all industries to the CTR for the #1 position is a good way to see the full picture.

The average CTR on search ads is 3.17%. Meanwhile, the #1 organic position enjoys a CTR 10 times higher than that.

Plus, you don't have to pay for that visibility. Content creation isn't free, but it's definitely cheaper than paying for search ads.

7. 71% of B2B buyers consumed blog content during their purchase. 3-5 blog posts are the norm. (Demand Gen)


A staggering 71% of B2B buyers read some form of content during the purchasing process.

They don't just read one blog, but multiple content blogs play an important role: 3-5 on average.

Content helps shoppers make purchasing decisions both online and offline. When you provide helpful content, you make them feel confident in their choices.

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