B
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70%
70% -- share of searches for long-tail search queries (longer, lower-volume searches) (2015)
Long-tail search queries make up 70% of all search queries.
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70%
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Data Vintage
2015
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B
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Extraction
75
Source Trust
60
Citation Chain
20
Independence
30
Methodology
35
Freshness
95
Source
Traction book (Gabriel Weinberg and Justin Mares)
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Traction Book Summary by Gabriel Weinberg and Justin Mares
Book summary of
Traction
How any startup can achieve explosive customer growth!
Traction is a sign that your startup is taking off. If you charge, it means customers are buying. If your product is free, it means your user base is growing.
If you have traction, all your technical, market, and team ri…
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Traction book (Gabriel Weinberg and Justin Mares)
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Practitioner estimate from the business book 'Traction'; page is a book summary with no underlying methodology disclosed. Long-tail = longer queries that individually get few searches but collectively dominate search volume.
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long-tail search queries (longer, lower-volume searches): 70% share of searches. Source: Traction book (Gabriel Weinberg and Justin Mares) (2015). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/long-tail-searches-share
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