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Two- and Three-Word Queries Rule

According to data collected from users of European Web analytics
provider OneStat, most people use 2- or 3-word queries in search
engines. The RankStat research is based on a sample of 2 million
visitors, made up of 20,000 visitors in 100 countries each day.

Here's the full breakdown:

    1. Two-word phrases -- 28.38 percent
    2. Three-word phrases -- 27.15 percent
    3. Four-word phrases -- 16.42 percent
    4. One-word phrase -- 13.48 percent
    5. Five-word phrases -- 8.03 percent
    6. Six-word phrases -- 3.67 percent
    7. Seven-word phrases -- 1.63 percent
    8. Eight-word phrases -- 0.73 percent
    9. Nine-word phrases -- 0.34 percent
   10. Ten-word phrases -- 0.16 percent

Posted by Kevin Newcomb on Jan. 18, 2007 | Permalink