@RichTatum @bill_slawski There is potential value in the concept of spotting visits.
IF you know what pages were looked at,
and then see changes that impacted the rankings of those pages,
you "may" have a framed feature set to look at (rather than guessing 400+ possibilities).
But...
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IF you know what pages were looked at,
and then see changes that impacted the rankings of those pages,
you "may" have a framed feature set to look at (rather than guessing 400+ possibilities).
But...
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@RichTatum @bill_slawski >>>
.... the problem is you don't know if it's an actual feature on your pages/site, or one that you are lacking!
Which is why it's so important to know who/what else ranks, and where.
Then you can compare between and look for correlations and differences.
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.... the problem is you don't know if it's an actual feature on your pages/site, or one that you are lacking!
Which is why it's so important to know who/what else ranks, and where.
Then you can compare between and look for correlations and differences.
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@RichTatum @bill_slawski >>>
And it's the latter that is often missed out by "SEO Guides" etc.
It may not be anything on your page/site.
It may well be others went up because they have something you lack ... and spotting what is "missing" isn't always easy :(
And it's the latter that is often missed out by "SEO Guides" etc.
It may not be anything on your page/site.
It may well be others went up because they have something you lack ... and spotting what is "missing" isn't always easy :(
