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101 SEO Stats to Reference Everywhere in 2025

Introduction: Why SEO Statistics Still Matter in 2025

In the constantly changing online world, information is no longer a nicety — it’s necessary. Whether you’re optimizing a blog article, selling an SEO plan to a client, or defending budgetary allocation, strong statistics lend credence to your plan. That’s why this guide — “101 SEO Stats to Reference Everywhere in 2025” — is here: to equip you with the most up-to-date, applicable SEO statistics out there.

What This Guide Covers

This post isn’t just a random list of numbers. It’s a strategic resource, curated from trusted industry sources like Google, Moz, Ahrefs, HubSpot, SEMrush, and more. You’ll find stats across key SEO categories, including:

Organic Traffic Trends

Keyword Rankings & Search Intent

Mobile & Voice Search Usage

Core Web Vitals & Page Experience

Backlink Data & Authority Metrics

Local SEO Performance

Zero-Click Search & Featured Snippets

AI, Visual, and Video Search Trends

SEO 2025: What’s New

Search algorithms are smarter, more contextual, and more user-centric today. AI content, E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trust), and Core Web Vitals are all now center stage in Google’s algorithmic systems. Mobile-first indexing is now universal, and voice and visual search are affecting how we build and optimize for content.

This guide reflects these changes. It provides insights into how users are searching, how SERPs are evolving, and what it takes to stay visible in a competitive SEO landscape.

Who Should Use These Stats?

Whether you’re a solo content creator or a large agency managing hundreds of campaigns, this list is designed for everyone who touches SEO:

SEO Specialists: Improve audits and reports with concrete benchmarks.

Content Marketers: Align content with search behavior and ranking trends.

Digital Agencies: Leverage stats to support strategy proposals and inform clients.

Marketing Teams: Defend SEO budget and resource allocation.

Business Owners: Know how SEO affects online visibility and ROI.

Make Better Decisions with Data

Great SEO is not based on assumptions — it’s based on data. These 101 stats will inform you of gaps, discover opportunities, and future-proof your search strategy. Utilize them within your slide presentations, blog articles, campaign summaries, or even LinkedIn updates.

Bookmark this post. Share with your team. Mention it on your strategy calls.

Because in 2025, the best SEO plans begin with the proper stats.

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Unlocking YouTube success is within reach with vid IQ, the ultimate analytics and optimization tool designed for creators at any stage. This video dives into how vid IQ can supercharge our channels by enhancing keyword research, competitor analysis, and video performance insights. Whether we’re aspiring YouTubers or established creators, vid IQ offers features that help us optimize titles, descriptions, tags, and even thumbnails to boost engagement. With real-time statistics and trend alerts keeping us informed about what’s hot in our niche, it’s time to leverage these powerful tools for growth!

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Since the 2020s, Luca Marini has become many press men’s ‘go-to’ rider. The Italian’s ability to open the window on what he does has increased his stock vastly as a member of the MotoGP grid. He managed to repel most of the nepotism finger-pointing over being Valentino Rossi’s stepbrother with six wins and fifteen podiums in Moto2 and then gathered two podium finishes and a gaggle of top five results in three years with Ducati. ‘Ay, this is bullshit,’ Uccio told me in Sepang. ‘If you are in the top five in MotoGP then it’s not because you are Valentino Rossi’s brother. It is not like this.’ I’ve spoken with him a few times. In 2023, I felt like I had to ask why he made such effort engaging with media when the same activity for his teammate, Marco Bezzecchi, looked as much fun as removing one of his tattoos. ‘I like to answer questions well,’ he told me calmly but firmly, with his angled face and almost sleepy blue eyes. ‘I like looking at interviews from other riders but also from other athletes in other sports. I feel that I want to understand more from what people are saying. I love to learn something new or something from the “inside” of sports that is impossible to understand from only watching TV. I like to give this to fans, to the journalists and to the people that want to know more about our job and our sport. In my opinion, this sort of stuff is interesting … and I don’t mean just in MotoGP but in football or whatever. I don’t want to be a rider that answers just “generally” – sometimes, yes, you need to – but if I can do something more then I like to, because the fans of racing are very passionate. Maybe telling them more about it will increase the passion? From the television it is hard to take in everything.’ Interviews take place on a clock, and they rarely run over fifteen minutes, but the possibilities for discussion and insight with athletes like Marini give substance that very rarely comes through a TV equivalent or even a podcast (those mediums require more of a performance). There is more nuance and subtlety to a written article, and arguably more storytelling. Luca spoke with me in his second language and his general enthusiasm to ruminate on the minutiae of MotoGP gives writers a reason for being. The evaporation of magazines and outlets for long-form material is a gnawing frustration in MotoGP. There are constantly stories to be told, and not solely to stuff a website for clicks or to bash out lines to service SEO protocol. Therein lies another ‘rub’: dwindling readerships mean it’s not always easy for writers to acquire a tiny block of a rider’s day. It’s a matter of priorities. Understandably, teams must comply with a sponsor’s ambitions for visibility and that means mainly TV and lots of eyeballs. A racer will have minimal time for promotion in a grand prix schedule that involves the track sessions, preparation, team meetings, guest and fan engagements, commercial duties and physio. If a team’s PR crew then want precious minutes for him to dress as a panda and produce a humorous video for TikTok or social media where it will gather hundreds of thousands of views and lots of interaction then it’s clear that the humble journo with a drastically smaller audience will slip down the list. We’re lucky that press officers still value the contribution of specialist ‘print’ media and that analysis and perspective can co-exist with other ‘output’.

The Catalan Grand Prix in 2024, round six of the series, and Luca Marini was yet to score a point. There had been rumours in the Italian press that he wanted to break his two-year contract and escape the results-and-performance limbo. Apparently, Marini was pissed off. Not an apt time, then, for another one-to-one chat. Luckily for Luca and me, Honda’s woes were not really my subject on the table. I was more interested in his genesis than the company’s regeneration. Why MotoGP for him? Especially with a name like ‘Rossi’ a permanent part of his shadow. Due to his family and his connections, was MotoGP and motorcycle racing some sort of pre-ordained path? Sitting on the top floor of the wobbly HRC hospitality, I watched the eyebrows raise as he jostled on the edge of the armchair in his white HRC shirt. ‘I was just trying to do what I like,’ he explained. ‘Sport was one of the most important things to me because I believe it can teach you many good things for life, and motorbikes was the sport that gave me the most emotion. I tried to understand my feelings and to enjoy the whole process. When I was a child, I never thought I was different. I was doing what made me happy. If I was not happy to be in the disco then I would be at home watching races or thinking about school – because I had to be good at school. I wanted to be on a track, on a bike and trying to improve myself every day.’ But where did that come from? ‘This I don’t know! My parents never told me how to do something. They gave me a lot of love in their ways, for sure, but my father told me – always – that the day I wanted to stop with the bikes then no problem, be free to do whatever you want, and I really appreciated this on one side but on the other side I would have liked to have been pushed more by my father to improve more when I was younger.’ Luca was twenty-seven when we spoke. He had recently married Marta, his partner of seven years, who he met while they were in primary school together. They were expecting their first child. Marini would end up as one of seven fathers on the grid. He was talking from a position of reflection and hindsight, but it is still unusual to find someone who wished he had been urged further. ‘Yes, because I saw many riders that were forced more by the parents.’ I brought up Jorge Lorenzo and the fractured relationship with his father/coach Chicho as an example of the other extreme. ‘Extreme maybe… but he won five world championships!’ Luca reasoned. ‘So, it depends on which side you want to see it. I think he is enjoying his life now and with time, everything passes. I think you have to thank your parents because they only want the best for you, and they love you in their ways. Also, my mum let me be free in every way, not just bikes. She just told me: “Keep focused and don’t worry.”’

‘My parents saw I was fast and I was enjoying motorbikes and could have a career,’ Luca went on. ‘It was just the flow, following the flow. I was a rider and I was enjoying myself, so we looked to see if we could continue because I had problems of money as my dad was paying everything. He is a psychologist so not a rich man. I had to find sponsors and also my brother sometimes helped me and that was great. I was growing a lot during the years in the [VR46] academy and everything was getting better. I was enjoying it more and more and continued with this flow. I was loving what I was doing.’ Remuneration was apparently one of the reasons for his HRC choice. Understandable enough for a factory rider with a sizeable job on his hands, but Luca felt like he had to offer some perspective because sportsmen at his level have another type of determination and motivation. He stared into space, thought and then tried to express himself. ‘The thing is that money is not what you are looking for when you are a rider. Yeah, we earn a good amount of money but it is never enough! It is for this that people go to Andorra. And, in the end, if you focus on that it is never enough. I focus on enjoying my life and doing something that gives me emotion, good feelings and trying, obviously, to earn as much as possible!’ He pointed at his personalized but blank cap on the low coffee table in front of us. ‘But, as you can see, I don’t have a sponsor so I’m not a guy who is pushing as much as others to have them because unfortunately it is not my target here. I think I am smart and clever and when I stop this career I will find something that can help me earn more money than here. I am just trying to enjoy this career and the only way to do that is to fight for victories and this moment I need to find fun in a different way.’ Marini’s mentality switch from a race-winning motorcycle to a machine, team and company in flux was one of the running themes on the grid during 2024 MotoGP. His career choice might still turn out to be inspired, didactic. His predicament could be very temporary, for the better or the worse, but it does provoke questions about the role of psychology. ‘It is a super-powerful tool but, trust me, everybody uses it a lot,’ Marini confided. ‘You cannot see it clearly but it [MotoGP] is more about this than the physical side on many occasions. This sport is super-difficult and dangerous sometimes, so you have to be focused when you are riding. We have trained a lot since we were children because most of us started when we were four or five years old and we are ready to do everything. ‘I am in my best moment and mental shape,’ he insisted. ‘It means when I arrive in the paddock, I am happy and calm and ready to do my job in the best way. But then we start to struggle with the bike on track! When you miss the speed then you cannot be … happy. I want to be fast, and I want to enjoy riding the bike, but at the moment, without the results, it is a little bit difficult. However, I’m also satisfied to work with all these engineers and Honda.’

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Denver SEO Company: SEO Tips you Need to Know!!!!

Denver SEO Company: SEO Tips you Need to Know!!!

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Titles and Meta Descriptions:

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Headings (H1, H2, H3): Use heading tags to structure the content and make it easier to read. This also helps Google better understand the theme of the page.

Optimized Images:

All images must have ALT attributes with appropriate descriptions and must be compressed to improve loading. Practical Tips: Use main keywords in the title and URL. Insert internal links to guide the user to other relevant pages on the site. Create friendly, short and descriptive URLs.

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Publish guest posts on relevant blogs:

Create partnerships with other companies and ask for links to the SEO Expert in Denver website. http://denverseo.company/ Publish case studies and financial reports that other companies may want to reference.

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Build links on authority sites like media outlets and finance blogs. Avoid link building techniques that are considered spam, as Google may penalize the site. Have a digital Public Relations strategy, sending press releases.

Local SEO: Capture Customers in the Region:

SEO Expert in Denver can significantly benefit from local SEO, especially to attract customers in the Northeast region. For that:

Optimize your listing on Google My Business. Enter information about SEO Expert in Denver's location on the website. Encourage your customers to leave reviews online. Practical Tips: Include location in keywords, such as “Financial consultancy in Recife”. Use Google My Business to highlight events and related posts.

Video Content:

Video content is a powerful tool for SEO as it increases dwell time on the website. SEO Expert in Denver can create explanatory videos, interviews with experts and customer testimonials, covering topics such as “How to get credit for my company” or “The role of consultancy in fundraising”.

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Publish videos to YouTube with optimized descriptions and website links. Integrate videos on the main pages of the SEO Expert in Denver website to increase engagement.

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In addition to backlinks, it is important to increase SEO Expert in Denver’s presence on other platforms and social media. Have a well-defined content strategy for LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook, where you can share financial insights, promotions and educational materials.

Continuous Analysis and Adjustments:

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Monitor top-performing pages and update old content. Test different keywords and content strategies to see what generates the most leads.

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Interesting Papers for Week 39, 2024

Just do it: A neuropsychological theory of agency, cognition, mood, and dopamine. Ashby, F. G., Zetzer, H. A., Conoley, C. W., & Pickering, A. D. (2024). Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 153(6), 1582–1604.

Erroneous Compensation for Long-Latency Feedback Delays as Origin of Essential Tremor. Blondiaux, F., Colmant, L., Lebrun, L., Hanseeuw, B., & Crevecoeur, F. (2024). Journal of Neuroscience, 44(25), e0069242024.

Synapse-type-specific competitive Hebbian learning forms functional recurrent networks. Eckmann, S., Young, E. J., & Gjorgjieva, J. (2024). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 121(25), e2305326121.

Visual Preference for Socially Relevant Spatial Relations in Humans and Monkeys. Goupil, N., Rayson, H., Serraille, É., Massera, A., Ferrari, P. F., Hochmann, J.-R., & Papeo, L. (2024). Psychological Science, 35(6), 681–693.

Bridging flexible goal-directed cognition and consciousness: The Goal-Aligning Representation Internal Manipulation theory. Granato, G., & Baldassarre, G. (2024). Neural Networks, 176, 106292.

Control of goal-directed and inflexible actions by dorsal striatal melanocortin systems, in coordination with the central nucleus of the amygdala. Heaton, E. C., Seo, E. H., Butkovich, L. M., Yount, S. T., & Gourley, S. L. (2024). Progress in Neurobiology, 238, 102629.

How we perceive the width of grasped objects: Insights into the central processes that govern proprioceptive judgements. Héroux, M. E., Fisher, G., Axelson, L. H., Butler, A. A., & Gandevia, S. C. (2024). Journal of Physiology, 602(12), 2899–2916.

Neuronal representation of visual working memory content in the primate primary visual cortex. Huang, J., Wang, T., Dai, W., Li, Y., Yang, Y., Zhang, Y., … Xing, D. (2024). Science Advances, 10(24).

Sense of agency in operations with delays: A free-energy model and application to interface design. Isono, M., & Yanagisawa, H. (2024).Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 120–121, 102859.

Experience-dependent regulation of dopaminergic signaling in the somatosensory cortex. Jamal, T., Yan, X., Lantyer, A. da S., ter Horst, J. G., & Celikel, T. (2024). Progress in Neurobiology, 239, 102630.

Distance and grid-like codes support the navigation of abstract social space in the human brain. Liang, Z., Wu, S., Wu, J., Wang, W.-X., Qin, S., & Liu, C. (2024). eLife, 12, e89025.4.

Border cells without theta rhythmicity in the medial prefrontal cortex. Long, X., Deng, B., Shen, R., Yang, L., Chen, L., Ran, Q., … Zhang, S.-J. (2024). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 121(25), e2321614121.

Transcranial Alternating Current Stimulation over Frontal Eye Fields Mimics Attentional Modulation of Visual Processing. Misselhorn, J., Fiene, M., Radecke, J.-O., Engel, A. K., & Schneider, T. R. (2024). Journal of Neuroscience, 44(25), e1510232024.

Testing biased competition between attention shifts: The new multiple cue paradigm. Oren, F., Kyllingsbæk, S., Dupont, D., & Grünbaum, T. (2024). Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 50(7), 655–682.

The arousal level of consciousness required for working memory performance: An anaesthesia study. Osaka, M., Minamoto, T., Ikeda, T., Nakae, A., Hagihira, S., Ito, H., … Mashimo, T. (2024). European Journal of Neuroscience, 59(12), 3151–3161.

Stereotypical Hippocampal Clustering Predicts Navigational Success in Virtualized Real-World Environments. Ozubko, J. D., Campbell, M., Verhayden, A., Demetri, B., Brady, M., Thorp, J., & Brunec, I. (2024). Journal of Neuroscience, 44(24), e1057232024.

Uncertainty-modulated attentional capture: Outcome variance increases attentional priority. Pearson, D., Chong, A., Chow, J. Y. L., Garner, K. G., Theeuwes, J., & Le Pelley, M. E. (2024). Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 153(6), 1628–1643.

Hippocampal cholecystokinin-expressing interneurons regulate temporal coding and contextual learning. Rangel Guerrero, D. K., Balueva, K., Barayeu, U., Baracskay, P., Gridchyn, I., Nardin, M., … Csicsvari, J. (2024). Neuron, 112(12), 2045-2061.e10.

Excitatory/inhibitory motor balance reflects individual differences during joint action coordination. Vescovo, E., Cardellicchio, P., Tomassini, A., Fadiga, L., & D’Ausilio, A. (2024). European Journal of Neuroscience, 59(12), 3403–3421.

A unified framework for perceived magnitude and discriminability of sensory stimuli. Zhou, J., Duong, L. R., & Simoncelli, E. P. (2024). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 121(25), e2312293121.