In total, 8,266 URLs were analyzed for this study, of which only 1,073 are unique URLs, which means that on average the same URL for a story appears in 5 different results. Despite this, 50% of the web stories evaluated appear in only one result. On the other hand, the study has revealed that the tourism sector leads the way in terms of stories, with the amp.travel site appearing in 48% of them. Closely followed by the news platform washingtonpost.com with 45%, and the sports niche stories.mbl.com with 35%.
However, as we can see in the image, most URLs appear in a smaller number of web stories. Likewise, the highest concentration of domains, 21.4%, collects traffic from 0 to 5,000 visits. The second place in this distribution is held by 20% of domains, with traffic from 1 to 10 million users. With this, we estimate the impact of this tool in two phases, an afghanistan business email database early one, in traffic capture, and a more advanced one, with content that already maintains a high traffic within web stories.
The distribution of text, web pages and images or videos influence Web Stories
The use of words in this content format must be careful , since it is primarily visual and if it is overloaded with text it could generate an effect contrary to the desired one. That is, it could alienate users and decrease the visibility of the website. Thus, within the distribution of these stories based on their number of words, less is more, with 19.5% in those that have 4 to 10 words. Even so, an estimated 18.5% is located with those that have between 30 and 40 words, implying that predominantly textual content can also be effective depending on the occasion.
On the other hand, the number of web pages present in these contents is also relevant, according to the study it ranges between a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 152. In these cases, the recommendation is to go for the smallest amount, in order to avoid losing the attention of users.