Did you know Trust Over Rankings: Americans Prefer Familiar Brands and Organic Results in Search!

Did you know Trust Over Rankings: Americans Prefer Familiar Brands and Organic Results in Search!

 

According to a new survey by Page One Power, most of the searchers prefer clicking on brands they know rather than the top results on Google search results. The survey found that 59% of Americans click on search results of the brands they are familiar with, while less than one-third click on top-ranked results. User trust is an important thing in SEO and building a brand that the audience recognizes has become very crucial. The brand doesn't even have to be large-scaled like Amazon or Google, but it has to be something the audience connects with.

49% of the Americans said that they trust and prefer organic results over the paid results, while 46% trust them equally. There are also 5% of Americans who trust paid results more than organic results. Millennials (56%) and men (54%) are more likely to trust organic results, while Gen-X (52%) and women (50%) trust paid and organic results equally.


 The survey also found that there are different reasons why Americans click on search results and they vary from generation to generation.

Gen-X (52%) and Baby Boomers (50%) click on results because of their compelling headlines, while Gen-Z (63%) and Millennials (55%) click on results based on their ratings and reviews. 12% of the Americans said that they fully trust search results while 52% named search engines as their most trusted sources of information.


When asked what is America’s top choice for search engine, 44% of Baby Boomers, 55% of Gen-X, 64% of Millennials and 64% of Gen-Z answered Google. 28% of Americans said that their trust in search engines is increasing, while 27% said that their trust is decreasing, which means that search engines are stable in America. Google was named a monopoly by 25% of Americans while 33% said that Google’s clout is okay because of its performance and reach. But there were also 40% of Americans who believe that there are better alternatives to Google. Americans want a wide range of viewpoints (47%) and personalized content (28%) in their search results.
Mohamed Elarby

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