Implications of User Engagement with Search Engine Result Pages - UPA
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The results from a neuromarketing study conducted by OTOinsights as presented at the Usability Professionals Association Conference 2010.
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Implications of User Engagement with Search Engine Result Pages - UPA
- 1. Implications Of User EngagementWith Search Engine Results Pages Thursday, May 27, 2010 UPA 2010
- 2. hi! @OTOinsights Dan Berlin, MBA, MSHFID Sr. Research Associate, OTOinsights @banderlin
- 4. 23,500BC
- 5. 3,500BC
- 10. study #1 objectives User Engagement with Google Search Engine Result Pages (SERPs)
- 11. 1 Determine user behavior and engagement with Universal Search Engine Result Pages (SERPS) vs. traditional text-only results
- 12. 2 Assess the impact that Universal Search will have by becoming a more prominent part of SERPs.
- 13. 3 Identify potential impact on SEM campaigns.
- 14. 4 Gather preliminary data to inform a formal, larger scale study.
- 15. methodology
- 16. 1 Recruited 17 subjects that were in the market to change their cable provider.
- 17. 2 Established 10 key word sets: 6 Branded 4 Unbranded
- 19. 3 Created 4 SERPs for each keyword = 40 Permutations
- 20. Nat Natural Only
- 21. Nat Natural With Paid
- 23. Nat Universal With Paid
- 24. 4 Collect eye tracking and physiological data.
- 25. Tobii Eye Tracking Monitor ProComp Infiniti Bio-Feedback (Heart rate, Breath rate, GSR)
- 28. 6 What link would you click on first and second?
- 29. insights
- 30. insight 1 SERPs which include video and image results reinforce eyeballs to stay focused on the first page top paid and natural search terms.
- 31. I Video was typically fixated on before the first natural and the right paid links.
- 32. I Video link also received more clicks than the multilinks and the second natural links
- 33. Image link received more first fixations and clicks than the multilinks and the second natural links. Note: No Paid Results
- 34. insight 2 Universal SERPs ‘Golden Triangle’ related to visual density.
- 35. I Natural only follows Nielsen’s F-Pattern (Nielsen, 2006)
- 36. I Universal follows “Golden Triangle” identified by Enqurio (Marketing Sherpa, 2009)
- 37. insight 3 Video and image results increase engagement on a SERP.
- 38. I
- 39. I
- 40. conclusions
- 41. conclusion Creating a holistic strategy which considers all search interactions will provide competitive advantage and drive more engaged visitors through your SEM activities
- 42. conclusion Start to think about your current digital assets and how they can be leveraged to gain additional reach with search engines.
- 43. study #2 objective User Engagement with Yahoo! Rich Ads in Search (RAIS)
- 44. 1 To compare user engagement when searchers are exposed to Yahoo! SERPs with RAIS media vs. traditional Yahoo! SERPs and to provide direction for future use of this platform
- 45. methodology
- 46. 1 Recruited 24 Gen Y subjects that were in the market to change their cable provider.
- 47. 2 30 second exposure to Yahoo! search result pages: 2 With RAIS 2 Without RAIS
- 48. Nat With RAIS
- 49. Nat Without RAIS
- 50. 3 Collect eye tracking and physiological data.
- 53. 5 What link would you click on first and second?
- 54. insights
- 55. insight 1 Current Yahoo! RAIS media is not engaging to users
- 57. insight 2 Media in sponsored links draws attention to the Top Sponsored area
- 58. Esurance RAIS Esurance Non-RAIS
- 59. insight 3 Media in sponsored links need a call to action
- 61. Daniel Berlin OTOinsights, the user research division of One to One Interactive Charlestown, MA USA dberlin@otoinsights.com @otoinsights @banderlin bye!
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- Which brings me to today……thank you Google for helping index and order this knowledge!
- However, it took about 10 years for Google to move from text-based results.
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- This is what we set out to understand.
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