...and ironically enough, that post links to another, right back here on SEOmoz blog!

http://www.seomoz.org/blog/eyetracking-google-serps

Very awesome, just what I was looking for.

Thank you!

Thanks for your input, Chenzo.

A heat map on specific Google SERPs would be awesome, if it were possible.

I have a client who is currently ranking close to the top of the Google Places results for a handful of important local keywords.

They have a competitor who is pretty consistantly ranking in number #1 and #2 organic positions, above the Places results.

Does anyone know the average click through rates for results similar to these? Do the #1 and #2 organic positions still outperform the lower placed Google Places (with side map) results when the search intent is very local?

I just wonder if they are possibly in a better position as-is if people are more likely to use the map or places listings on the SERPs page, rather than click through to another site.

Thanks

I believe the 'Did you mean' results are triggered by common misspellings, I don't think it would be feasible to manipulate it to correct the spelling of a small business name.

One of their features is "Easy, One-click Submission to Google,
Yahoo!, Bing and Ask" - if the pricing doesn't ring alarm bells, that certainly should.

The premium plan just includes what must be a very small scale ppc campaign.

Web CEO is another software package that includes rank checking and reporting. It actually does a whole lot more than that, but I haven't bothered with any other modules, was only looking for a program to check rankings..

It can be scheduled to run whenever you want, you can choose to have the reports emailed with the results as html or attached as .xls / . csv etc.