By Josh Dalton
As a follow-up to Netmark’s two search engine ranking studies, both released earlier this year, our statisticians decided a deeper, more vertical look was necessary in order to gain additional insights into Google’s search engine ranking algorithm. To do this, our team selected 100 random search engine queries, saved the top 100 Google results for each query, segmented the results by page (groups of ten; i.e., results 1-10, results 11-20, etc.), and analyzed our findings. One way to look at this data is to determine minimum SEO requirements.
Check Out Our Other Google Studies:
July 2013: What it Takes to Be on Page One
June 2013: Complete List of Google’s Ranking Factors
