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Ad Testing: Research & Findings SES Chicago Dec 2006

Ad Testing: Research & Findings SES Chicago Dec 2006

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Ad Testing: Research & FindingsSES Chicago Dec 2006

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Right MessageRight PlaceRight TimeRight PersonRight Experience

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• Intent is Key

• Get inside your Customer’s Mind

• Can’t do it based on query

• Research

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How We Scan a Result Page

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• You’ve decided to stay at the Bellagio on an upcoming Las Vegas weekend

• You’re looking for the cheapest online booking rate

• You’re ready to book immediately

How Intent impacts Searching

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“bellagio las vegas”

Scent matched to intent

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• Friends returned from Las Vegas and stayed the Bellagio

• Planning an upcoming trip yourself• Is the Bellagio the hotel for you?

How Intent impacts Searching

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“bellagio las vegas”

Scent matched to intent

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Totals

Intent should impact Scanning Behavior• For Research type queries, we would tend to “thin slice”

sponsored content out of the way

• For purchase type queries, we would tend to focus more on sponsored content

• This should mean an increased tendency to skip over top sponsored content in some instances, spend more time on it in others.

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80 Searchers on a Tobii Eye Tracking Station

Research Scenario:Told that friends just came back from Vegas and raved about the Bellagio. Using their favorite search engine as a starting point, find out if the Bellagio is a place they would want to stay at on their upcoming trip to Las Vegas.

Purchase Scenario:Told that they are to make reservations at the Bellagio for a trip to Las Vegas. Using their favorite search engine as a starting point, make reservations at the Bellagio.

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Totals

Purchase Research

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0.5

Purchase Research

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1.0

Purchase Research

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1.5

Purchase Research

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2.0

Purchase Research

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2.5

Purchase Research

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3.0

Purchase Research

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3.5

Purchase Research

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4.0

Purchase Research

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4.5

Purchase Research

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5.0

Purchase Research

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Scanning Consideration Set

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The majority of people (80%+) scan the first few words in the title on 3 to 4 listings (orange area)

There is significant lateral scanning on the first listing (70% +)

The amount of lateral scanning drops on each subsequent listing, until by the third, less than 50% are reading the full title

Scanning Consideration Set

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Purchase

Research

Consideration Set

Consideration Set

Scanning Consideration Set

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Purchase

Research

80% Scanning

One primary scanning area

Two primary scanning areas

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Researcher vs Purchase Interactions

- Purchasers spent 3X times longer on the results page, 23 seconds on the average vs 7.3 seconds for the researchers

- Researchers actually spent a greater percentage of time in the sponsored listings than purchasers – 30.5% of the total duration vs 20.7% for purchasers

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Purchase

Research

Click Throughs

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Consideration Set0

20

40

60

80

100

Research Purchase

Organic

Sponsored

Click Throughs (when bellagio.com appeared both in top sponsored and top organic)

In research queries, 100% of the click throughs happened in the organic listing. In purchase queries, 44.4% of the click throughs happened in the sponsored listings

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Consideration Set

Initial Consideration Set

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Consideration Set

Initial Consideration Set

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Consideration Set

Initial Consideration Set

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Consideration Set

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

1st Visit 2nd Visit

Yahoo

Google

Microsoft