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A result ranked second usually gets different attention than one ranked twelfth. We compare groups of similar positions.
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We'll find searches with a lower click-through rate (CTR) than your other results at similar rankings. You can review the evidence before changing a title.
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No reliable below-median opportunities were found in the returned rows. Try a longer date range or review other SEO metrics.
CTR is the percentage of times someone clicked your page after it appeared in Google results. A lower rate is worth investigating, but it can be normal for some queries.
A result ranked second usually gets different attention than one ranked twelfth. We compare groups of similar positions.
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