Post by account_disabled on Mar 5, 2024 8:40:46 GMT
How do I find out the keywords my site is indexed for ? Since market trends could be different (maybe not) from the trends of the users of our site, let's try to understand what words the users who enter our site are looking for. To understand this you need to resume SEMRush , write our site in the appropriate space and click the button. In the "Keyword Research" section, simply go to Overview to see the "organic keywords" . At this point I click on the table and I have further information.
As mentioned, the free version only allows 10 queries per day (enough to set up a search) and shows the first 10 results in detail. But it's enough to understand what we're looking for. If, however, you are on Alexa you will find all the data on a single page, towards the bottom but as you will Hong Kong Telegram Number Data remember, Alexa only lists highly trafficked sites. Once we have found the keywords, among other things we can see for each word: the position that our site has in Google, "Pos." column The average number of queries generated , "Volume" column.
The traffic generated on our site. Luca Bizzarri Guide to SEO analysis of a site, discover all our articles: Understand the difference between indexing and positioning Head Terms vs. Long Tail, finding the right keywords How to create a keyword list How to find the keywords my site could be indexed for How to find new keywords, Google's keyword planner Discover the keywords for which my site is already indexed Is my site well indexed? A simple exercise. How is my site indexed, evaluation of the as is Count backlinks to my site Understanding the positioning.
As mentioned, the free version only allows 10 queries per day (enough to set up a search) and shows the first 10 results in detail. But it's enough to understand what we're looking for. If, however, you are on Alexa you will find all the data on a single page, towards the bottom but as you will Hong Kong Telegram Number Data remember, Alexa only lists highly trafficked sites. Once we have found the keywords, among other things we can see for each word: the position that our site has in Google, "Pos." column The average number of queries generated , "Volume" column.
The traffic generated on our site. Luca Bizzarri Guide to SEO analysis of a site, discover all our articles: Understand the difference between indexing and positioning Head Terms vs. Long Tail, finding the right keywords How to create a keyword list How to find the keywords my site could be indexed for How to find new keywords, Google's keyword planner Discover the keywords for which my site is already indexed Is my site well indexed? A simple exercise. How is my site indexed, evaluation of the as is Count backlinks to my site Understanding the positioning.