British Web Users Search Less - But Find More
An update to my recent post about odd search behaviour, a colleague sent me a list to Jason Lee Miller's interesting article the opening paragraph reads:"Recent numbers are showing that Google is an even heavier hitter in the United Kingdom than in the United States. But it also appears that UK Internet users are conducting fewer searches, and finding what they need more often." The debate of course is whether this is a true cultural difference or one of coincidental accident.
UPDATE: 24.OCTOBER.2006
The search stuff just keeps coming. Boxes and Arrows have a great piece about search behaviours. Combine this with their notes on Quantifying the User Experience and suddenly I've got a compelling need to get inside our site's search logs ... what are people looking for and how?
Labels:
Google,
Metrics,
SEO,
user experience
2 comments:
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which you might be looking for. The url is: http://www.jaldisearch.com/
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IP address: 59.184.29.22
Reverse DNS: triband-mum-59.184.29.22.mtnl.net.in.
Reverse DNS authenticity: [Could be forged: hostname triband-mum-59.184.29.22.mtnl.net.in. does not exist]
ASN: 17813
ASN Name: MTNL-AP (Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd.)
IP range connectivity: 4
Registrar (per ASN): APNIC
Country (per IP registrar): IN [India]
Country Currency: INR [India Rupees]
Country IP Range: 59.184.0.0 to 59.185.255.255
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City (per outside source): Mumbai, Maharashtra
Country (per outside source): IN [India]
Private (internal) IP? No
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Known Proxy? No
Link for WHOIS: 59.184.29.22
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