Not just to see visitors or just to indexing, but more because it is often fun to look at the data ..
Look at the data to pray for style, it does not mean I understand to read and use it wkwkkk
Btw, one of the things I often do is look for keyword ideas from Google Analytics and also webmaster tools.
Later keywords can be used as separate articles, update existing articles, or sometimes be a new web niche idea too ..
Later keywords can be used as separate articles, update existing articles, or sometimes be a new web niche idea too ..
Keyword Research With Google Facilities
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Note: suitable for websites that already have articles and visitors.
= Google Analytics =
1. The usual way, by looking at the search queries that go to our blog. Can be via the menu Acquisition> Search console> queries. Just choose keywords there.
2. Make use of site search. In blogs there is usually a search column in the sidebar or header right? Well this way The point is to see what keywords are used by visitors when searching, in our blog.
So that it can be recorded by Google Analytics, it must be set first. The trick is to enter the admin menu> all website data column> view settings> site search tracking, set it to ON.
If you use wordpress, fill in the parameter query column with the letter s.
To see the results of the recorded keywords, go to the Behavior menu> site search> search term or search page, just sort and select the keywords there.
= Google Webmaster Tools =
1. The usual way; from the dashboard> search analytics> queries. Directly select the existing search query.
2. Search queries based on pages. In this way we can see any search query that goes to an article on our blog.
How;
- go to dashboard> search analytics> select the Pages button. Check also impression, CTR and position options.
- Click the impressions column so they are sorted from largest to smallest.
- Select and click on a URL in the Pages column.
- then after that click the queries button.
- please choose keywords
- repeat in another url I
like to see this one because it's quite complete data. There is a monthly search volume data, there is also a CPC value.
In addition, it can break the 999 search queries limit on the webmaster. Each url limit is 999, multiplied by the number of our urls, the results are pretty much higher.
Additional;
- Keyword results can be used when new articles are unique, update existing articles, make supporting articles to the main article, etc.
- monthly volume and cpc in webmaster tools seems to use global volume and cpc, so it doesn't seem so accurate.
- webmaster tool data can be compared for optimization of existing articles as well (eg impression vs ctr vs position) How much
complicated right? that is, because I am still a newbie so it is still struggling in a complicated and not necessarily correct, even though the earning is just like ... ah never mind: v
= Google Analytics =
1. The usual way, by looking at the search queries that go to our blog. Can be via the menu Acquisition> Search console> queries. Just choose keywords there.
2. Make use of site search. In blogs there is usually a search column in the sidebar or header right? Well this way The point is to see what keywords are used by visitors when searching, in our blog.
So that it can be recorded by Google Analytics, it must be set first. The trick is to enter the admin menu> all website data column> view settings> site search tracking, set it to ON.
If you use wordpress, fill in the parameter query column with the letter s.
To see the results of the recorded keywords, go to the Behavior menu> site search> search term or search page, just sort and select the keywords there.
= Google Webmaster Tools =
1. The usual way; from the dashboard> search analytics> queries. Directly select the existing search query.
2. Search queries based on pages. In this way we can see any search query that goes to an article on our blog.
How;
- go to dashboard> search analytics> select the Pages button. Check also impression, CTR and position options.
- Click the impressions column so they are sorted from largest to smallest.
- Select and click on a URL in the Pages column.
- then after that click the queries button.
- please choose keywords
- repeat in another url I
like to see this one because it's quite complete data. There is a monthly search volume data, there is also a CPC value.
In addition, it can break the 999 search queries limit on the webmaster. Each url limit is 999, multiplied by the number of our urls, the results are pretty much higher.
Additional;
- Keyword results can be used when new articles are unique, update existing articles, make supporting articles to the main article, etc.
- monthly volume and cpc in webmaster tools seems to use global volume and cpc, so it doesn't seem so accurate.
- webmaster tool data can be compared for optimization of existing articles as well (eg impression vs ctr vs position) How much
complicated right? that is, because I am still a newbie so it is still struggling in a complicated and not necessarily correct, even though the earning is just like ... ah never mind: v
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