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This is how people look at search results:
It's not a theory, it's all sorts of fancy science put to good use. And yes, my headline is a pun.
Think about this the next time you want to save a few shekels on where you show up on the screen.
Now that we've trained people to read Google pages this way, they probably read your site the very same way.
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