The question is: which ones? Based on what we know of user behavior, a user seeing a large ad (initial mockups here) on top of a list of other search results may simply click through the ad, never seeing the organic results.
Based on our 'click through rate' (the number of times users clicked on our advert divided by the number of times it was presented) of 1.5% and that typically eight adverts are displayed on a page of search results, we estimated that users may click on an advert in 12% of cases when Google displayed search results and adverts.
You may click the rollback link or click the "(diff)".
A computer may become infected when a user clicks through to an infected Web site or opens an infected e-mail attachment or instant message.
You may find a link directly to "QoS" or "Quality of Service," or you may need to click through other menus until you notice a QoS setting.
That means we may have to click through a news Web site, sit through an informed news broadcast or, yes, even spend a few minutes thumbing through the pages of a newspaper.
Booking sites operated by the hotels typically give you the straight price, taxes included, though you may have to click through a couple of screens to get to that.
If you have guests from Paris, for example, you may have to click through the Spanish soundtrack, German, Swahili and the director's commentary before you finally arrive at the French soundtrack.
In addition, Shareaholic notes that when readers do visit StumbleUpon, everything is wrapped in an iFrame, so even though readers may be clicking through to read the site, pageviews may not be recorded as referral traffic.
You may have clicked through to it from http://latest.google, or from someone's personal.blog address.
