This is great, and here is what you can do with it ๐งต:
1. Blend structured data with metrics from Google Search Console ๐(or any other source).
2. Evaluate clicks performance for each schema type
(including types like schema:service that we currently don't have in GSC).
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3. Filter data by entity (or topic). Make sure to activate the Chart cross-filtering option to turn any chart into an interactive filter.
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4. Find query opportunities using Google's Search Console bubble chart (ref: developers.google.com/search/blog/20โฆ) and entities.
For example, I see everything in the context of "Smart City" ๐.
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5. If you run an e-commerce ๐ website, you can analyze sessions by price and product category.
6. You can see what brand bring you the most visits.
(in both of these charts, the data from the KG is blended with data from #GoogleAnalytics)
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Here is how it works:
1โฃ Add your @wordliftit key and write a query in GraphQL with the data points you need. The connector will access the KG and flatten the data into dimensions.
2โฃ Create a blend by matching the URL (products.urls ๐ Landing Page)
3โฃ Have fun!
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