Finance and insurance
3,6 / 10
Imagine you’re at a networking event. Someone walks towards you and you’d love to speak to them. But they walk right past you.
That’s what happens every day on Google.
Potential customers see your search result. They scan your title. And they choose someone else.
You’ve invested in visibility. You’re in the results. But if your search result doesn’t invite a conversation, people will simply walk on by.
I feel completely invisible looking at this result because it ignores my problems entirely. There is no clear problem or sense of loss, and the missing description makes it feel like an empty shell. I wouldn't click because there is no personal relevance or urgency to catch my eye.
This result feels like a cold brochure rather than a helping hand. I never felt a clear problem or the risk of loss, so I didn't feel like the main character of this story. It's just too focused on the company itself to grab my heart. I’m hesitant to click because it feels like just more noise in a crowded inbox.
In 1.2 seconds, potential customers decide whether your search result is worth their time. Not consciously. Not rationally.
Their brain scans, recognises patterns and decides. Before anyone even realises it.
Just like a first impression in a conversation: before you’ve said a single word, the other person already has a feeling about you.
In those 1.2 seconds, it isn’t the best company that wins. It’s the result that feels most relevant the quickest.
Your search result isn’t set in stone. It’s text, and you can edit it.
Anyone who understands what happens in those 1.2 seconds can craft a search result that actually invites engagement.
One that actually gets the conversation started.
It’s not a question of more SEO. It’s a question of making the right first impression.
400 of them are actively searching for a solution*. But only 10 click through.
That means: 390 out of 400 active searchers do not choose you.
Then your MISSED CLICKS FACTOR IS 97.5%.
* Based on the Buyers Pyramid (Chet Holmes, The Ultimate Sales Machine)
Getting more clicks is not just about showing up more often in Google.
It is about giving people a stronger reason to choose your result when they see it.
It increases when your search result
because you’ll grab the attention of 10 extra active searchers in 1.2 seconds
because you’re attracting not 10 but 20 active visitors to your website
because twice as many applications also generate twice as much online revenue
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You’re listed on Google. You think you’re the better choice. But they’re not choosing you.
That’s frustrating because it’s costing you revenue without you even realising it.
I don’t think you should miss out on revenue just because someone is in a hurry.
That’s why I created MissedClicks for you. To help you get chosen within that 1.2 seconds.
After 30 years of experience in marketing, I realised that the right keywords get you noticed but don’t start the conversation. That’s decided in that one second before someone clicks: the moment of choice.
With MissedClicks, I show you what’s going on in your target audience’s minds and why they do or don’t choose you.
In this way, I bring real emotion back into your marketing
My name is Henk Jelt Hoving.
For over 30 years, I have been working at the intersection of technology and marketing. I can help you understand why you are not being chosen.
I am Gjaelt, your AI assistant.
I analyze your search results through the lens of the 1.2-second scan. I use the NEO framework to show you exactly where you are losing attention and where your revenue is leaking.
They look generic, sound like everyone else, and hide their value. We don't just "tweak" them; we weaponize them using the choice moment
"This result feels like a cold brochure rather than a helping hand. I never felt a clear problem or the risk of loss, so I didn't feel like the main character of this story. It's just too focused on the company itself to grab my heart. I’m hesitant to click because it feels like just more noise in a crowded inbox."
"Uses hard-hitting verbs like 'stalling' and 'command' to trigger the Doer's desire for speed and control."
Potential customers see your search result in Google every day. They look for 1.2 seconds and click a competitor instead.
The leak won't fix itself. If you do nothing, others will keep taking the clicks and customers you could have won.
Not because they are better, but because their first impression wins.
Don't let a "good enough" result be the reason you lose the revenue you’ve already earned.