There’s been a lot of attention paid lately to the fact that a lot of
online ads going unseen, and with it, the assumption about what parts of
a Web page are most valuable. Chartbeat analyzed 25 million user
sessions across the Web and turned up some interesting findings. Despite
what many advertisers may think, it’s not the top of the page that’s
the most viewed; it’s actually the part of the page just above the fold.
Looking at where viewers spend the most time on the page (and
presumably seeing the adjacent ads), it’s even further down.
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