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The source says Google Analytics AI and Google Search Console AI can surface high-intent searches and SEO-page engagement signals for page improvement work.
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The source says Google Analytics AI and Google Search Console AI can surface high-intent searches and SEO-page engagement signals for page improvement work.
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The source says Google Analytics AI and Google Search Console AI can surface high-intent searches and SEO-page engagement signals for page improvement work.
Write, "What high-intent searches are driving traffic to my site?" The AI will come up with something like searches matching buy, purchase, pricing, cost, demo, etc. Toggle on average position. Filter for position is greater than 5. Look for keywords in positions 5 to 10 that are relevant to you...
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The source says Google Analytics AI and Google Search Console AI can surface high-intent...
Google Analytics AI is so much fun. Go to Google Analytics, click on this right here: Ask Advisor. Try, "What are my strengths and weaknesses? How can I improve?" You can go very broad: "What are some interesting patterns in my data?" If you don't know anything about who looks at your website: "What are my top demos?" Google Search Console has a great...
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Google Analytics AI is so much fun. Go to Google Analytics, click on this right here: Ask Advisor.
Try, "What are my strengths and weaknesses? How can I improve?" You can go very broad: "What are some interesting patterns in my data?" If you don't know anything about who looks at your website: "What are my top demos?" Google Search Console has a great native AI as well.
Go to full report, click this blue button. Write, "What high-intent searches are driving traffic to my site?" The AI will come up with something like searches matching buy, purchase, pricing, cost, demo, etc.
Toggle on average position. Filter for position is greater than 5.
Look for keywords in positions 5 to 10 that are relevant to you. Use these keywords high up in your content, in your introduction.
Create a section at the top for them, in your page title, in your URL slug, in your H1. If possible, create a new page for keywords that are good enough.
Then go back to Google Analytics...