Lots of web users seem to just visually skim over banners and ads placed strategically on websites.
Pretty much no one clicks them, so it would seem. A company called Solve Media has put together a bunch of statistics- without context- of all the things you are more likely to do than purposely click on a banner ad. The company that piled the statistics is one that has a bit of an interest in bashing banner ads, as they sell in-CAPTCHA ads, but they’re amusing to look at nonetheless.
Among the things you are supposedly more likely to do than click a banner ad are giving birth to twins, completing Navy SEAL training and climbing Mount Everest. (Which does seem a bit less likely than getting sucked in by a promotion for Pajama Jeans.)
Images below, do you think the stats are accurate?
