In episode #2295, Neil and Eric talk about how 25.6% of all searches are now zero-click, and what you should do. Google’s new methods for displaying search results are becoming increasingly sophisticated. It now provides brief, collated answers to certain searches, resulting in the zero-click-per-search phenomenon. Tune in as we discuss this interesting trend and what you should do to ensure you keep getting clicks.
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
- [00:20] Today’s topic: 25.6% of All Searches Are Now Zero Click and Here’s What You Should Do.
- [00:25] An overview of the study done by Semrush and its findings on zero click trends.
- [00:41] The definition of zero-click and why it’s on the rise.
- [01:18] How to counteract the zero-click trend.
- [01:25] Tips on how to find long-tail keywords to avoid zero-click search results.
- [02:03] How to get traffic through other search engines, like Quora.
- [03:50] How building an excellent brand and community can help you combat the zero-click trend.
- [05:25] That’s it for today! Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast!
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- Semrush
- Ahrefs
- Quora
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