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If you are using Google's webmaster tools, they have added a new feature which not only lets you see the top search results (in Google) that people used to find your site, but the click-through percentage.

This is new and will let you optimise your Google search results to click through rates!

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Yeah I noticed it the other day, shame it was for a site that appears to have been sandboxed! Was looking good for the three days it was appearing in the serps!

I'm sure it used to give you some indication of the pagerank of your sites pages, both averages and your highest pageranked site, but I can't seem to find it any more.
 
I'm sure it used to give you some indication of the pagerank of your sites pages, both averages and your highest pageranked site, but I can't seem to find it any more.

It definitely did used to, but I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that this feature had been removed - not sure why though.
 
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