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Estimate on-page time to answer by selecting answer elements directly from a page. Calculate a reader's “Time to Answer” on any page with one click. Time To Answer by Go Fish helps content, SEO, and CRO teams measure how long it really takes visitors to reach an answer on the page they’re reading. Open the side panel, set your question and reading speed, and click the element that contains the answer. The extension instantly calculates: - Estimated time to answer in minutes and seconds - Words a visitor must read and estimated scrolls - Weighted time vs. scroll score and overall letter grade - Hash-aware positioning so deep-linked sections score accurately A side panel keeps results handy and includes a direct link to learn more about the Time to Answer methodology. Use cases - Prioritize content rewrites that bury the answer too far down the page - Align SEO and UX teams around measurable “answer latency” goals - Improve inclusion in LLM-generated answers by reducing friction to the key takeaway - Benchmark competitor pages against your own content Features - Side panel interface for easy use on any website - Contextual click-to-select workflow with on-page highlighting - Configurable reading speed defaults to 225 WPM for different audience types Install Time To Answer by Go Fish Digital to spot why visitors bounce before they convert and surface the insights stakeholders understand fast.
Oct 13, 2025
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