These error bars are much wider, as we are much more certain

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Instead of averaging the raw values, we average it's relative index in the SERP if ordered by this value. So if there are 3 SERPs, and the page in the first position has the 4th most links, the 2nd has the 1st most links, and the 3rd has the 10th most links, the mean index by # of links for the first position would be (4+1+10)/3 = 5. Mean Count Numbers - these numbers appear on the y-axis of the first chart, showing averages of link counts.


Position: This is used for the x-axises of many chart email lists australia s. For these charts, this is specific to the organic position in Google.com, excluding any vertical or non-traditional search results (local, video, news, images, etc.) Error Bars: The bars that bound the trend lines in our charts can show the confidence of two different things. On some charts, they show the 95% of confidence of where the mean will be if we had infinite analogous data.





These error bars show how confident we are in the line, and frequently have the word "stderr" in the title. On other charts, they are our confidence of what any given SERP will look like. of what the average of many SERPs will be than we are what any given SERP will look like. Charts with these error bars are frequently labeled with "stddev" in the title.