If you’re intrigued by the Search Queries feature in Webmaster Tools but aren’t sure how to make it actionable, we have a video that we hope will help!
Maile shares her approach to Search Queries in Webmaster Tools
This video explains the vocabulary of Search Queries, such as:
- Impressions
- Average position (only the top-ranking URL for the user’s query is factored in our calculation)
- Click
- CTR
- Prepare by understanding your website’s goals and your target audience (then using Search Queries “filters” to support your knowledge)
- Sort by clicks in Top queries to understand the top queries bringing searchers to your site (for the given time period)
- Sort by CTR to notice any missed opportunities
- Categorize queries into logical buckets that simplify tracking your progress and staying in touch with users’ needs
- Sort Top pages by clicks to find the URLs on your site most visited by searchers (for the given time period)
- Sort Top pages by impressions to find valuable pages that can be used to help feature your related, high-quality, but lower-ranking pages
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ReplyDeleteI get a lot of false information in these search queries data. For example the search queries that Google says I rank for on their average position is not even close to being correct when I check for myself. Can Google explain how these inaccuracies are possible?
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Great video. Only caveat is when she talks about missing queries and finding out how you rank for that query as a starting point for optimization. That would be great if keyword not provided weren't an issue.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for this video...I would definitely do something to improve how i analyze and sort the data for my site on webmaster tools.
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ReplyDeleteCan Google can integrate the new feature in the "Top Pages" tab that on which keywords these pages are performing. I am aware that you have this feature in the "Top queries" tab?
ReplyDeleteThumbs Up to Maile Ohye, Well presented and gives a clear picture of how you should approach SEO.
ReplyDeleteAs a webmaster, this is not the first time I am using this option in webmaster tools, as I regularly check this awesome tool to search queries that where I perform better in terms of getting traffic from search and the click through rate as well.
ReplyDeleteWell Maile, by presenting this video you have clear my most often queries while searching.But you have explained it so fast try it slow so that user can understand easily. Anyway thanks!
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ReplyDeleteEver since the Search Queries feature appeared in Google Webmaster Tools, i've been trying to utilise it as much as possible. :)
Question about impressions: You said that it is only counted as an impression when a searcher goes to the page of results that your site appears on in a given query. I thought it counted any time your page was in query results, even if the searcher didn't go to the page you were on (e.g. my website is on the 30th page of results in a query, but it still counts as an impression).
ReplyDeleteAs it says on the Google support page an impressions is: The number of times pages from your site appeared in search results
Just looking for some clarification. Thanks!
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ReplyDeletewhat about average position when Google shows several urls from the same domain?
ReplyDeleteDoes it takes only the highest?
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