Let’s say Christina has a client who is in the business of designing luxury dog collars (someone clearly living their best life). They own a storefront boutique that gets a decent amount of web traffic that they want to convert into foot traffic.
How does Christina ensure that their searchers can find them on the SERPs — and then, get them through the door to buy designer dog collars?
With several well-researched keyword tracking benin number data in STAT, Christina gets fresh insights every day that she can combine with the knowledge she gains from her local audits. With this in hand, she can tell exactly which trees her clients’ searchers are barking up.
Christina notes: “With STAT we really get a drill-down view. We can see how our clients’ URLs are performing in terms of rank and if keywords are surfacing SERP features — what kind, if they own any of them, and what the competition owns. We can use this data to help level out the keywords that matter most to each client in specific zip codes or cities.”
In one of our simplest reports , you get all the details hidden in the local pack. Having business name, URL, ranking positions, Google ratings, ratings count, and ads at your fingertips makes measuring your local SEO efforts a breeze.
Christina recommends sorting your top 20 results to keep things neat—it’s easy to visualize the landscape. Her advice: “Sort by location, regional monthly search volume, result type (organic, shopping box, local pack), and ranking URL to see all that data at a glance.”
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