Paste your article. We open every link and check that the page really says it.
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The article says
“61.5% of desktop searches and 34.4% of mobile searches end without a click.”
The page they link to says
“61.5% of mobile searches and 34.3% of desktop searches end without a click.”
The words are swapped, and one number is rounded differently. No spell check or editor would catch it. Half the numbers in posts like this have no link at all, and we list those too. It was 55 of 114 in the articles we read.
How we check a linkWhen we cannot check
Not every link can be opened. Each one gets a reason, and each reason is something your reader will hit too. The counts are from 114 numbers we read across 11 articles.
Nothing to open, so nothing to check. This is the largest group in every article we have read, and the one writers are most surprised by.
We are stopped at the same wall your reader is stopped at. The link is real and it still does not let anyone check you.
The page is gone. Your reader clicks it and lands on nothing, or on a product page that never carried the number.
The page only ever shows today. The number your reader sees is not the number you wrote, and neither of you is wrong.
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