What Percentage Does #10 Ranking Get In Google?

by Jiggs

Posted: 13 years ago 9 replies

Hi all,

I have read some that the top 3 listings in Google get something like 75% of the overall traffic. Is this correct? What would you say the last spot #10 on the page gets of that?

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John Williamson 13 years ago

1-5%

Of course it'd also depend on whether or not your title tag and description are catchy.
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- Jiggs 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by John Williamson
  
  1-5%
  
  Of course it'd also depend on whether or not your title tag and description are catchy.
  
  Right on. Thanks bro.
  
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rain21 13 years ago

i also think that number 10 position get less than 5% of traffic.
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- inter123 13 years ago
  
  Position 10 gets about 2% of the traffic. Sites above 10 in positions such as 7 and 8 get even less.
  
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InitialEffort 13 years ago

About 3%, which is slightly higher than #9.
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Jordan Kovats 13 years ago

It also depends on the words or niche searched. i have had both rankings for 2 different sites...one got 30 visits a month, the other 110, and both had SIMILAR keyword search volumes. If I had a choice of bottom page 1, or top of page 2, I would choose the latter.
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clickbumped 13 years ago

It's really low, and has a lot to do with title and description and if people want to click it, etc.
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bay37 13 years ago

Very little, as others have already pointed out. In general, positions 6-9 (10) are pretty much useless. I often get more clicks for websites in positions #11-#13 (top of page two).
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- belzo 13 years ago
  
  Hi Jiggs and everyone else.
  
  I stumbled across this forum via this thread and decided to register.
  
  I figured I'd make my first post useful and contribute to the thread.
  
  seobook put out a ridiculous breakdown [15 pages] of this very topic. I would attach a link, but don't have enough posts. Just Google "seobook.com google ranking value"
  
  I attached one of many charts they have on there about worth the of Google's top ten ranking.
  
  Hope it helps, I'm off to explore the forums
  
  Thanks
  
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