Besides our page analytics, we have added a new feature to measure the performance of your pages. With this feature you directly see the keywords that lead visitors to your page en how your performance is for that page. Read more about this new feature in our blog: Page analytics. 🚀
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How to analyse your page performance?
In your KeyWI Advisor you can find a section called Analytics. Here you will find all data insights about your websites visibility. In our last post we showed how you can analyse keywords in KeyWI. Now it's also possible to analyse your visibility on page level.
Our page analytics dashboard in KeyWI gives you the following insights:
- Weekly average Click Through Rate of pages
- Number of valid pages
- Number of pages containing errors according to Google
- Number of pages that are not indexed by Google
- Average number of page views for your website
- Average rank for your pages
- Number of impressions for your pages
- Number of clicks from Google search
- Click Through Rates for your pages (rate of people that see your page in Google, who actually click on your link)
Besides these data insights, you can add pages to your "favourites". Now you are able to track the performance of important pages in the blink of an eye.
How can I start analysing pages with KeyWI?
Would you like to start analysing your website visibility on page level? Just follow these 5 steps:
- Sign up for a KeyWI trial
- Connect your Search Console, Google Ads, and Analytics (optional).
- Let us know which keywords are (ir)relevant
- Start analysing your pages right away
Try it in our 14 day free trial
Ready to try this new feature out? Don't worry, there are no costs involved. Just sign up here and start your free 14 day trial. Save time in research, start creating! Rather schedule a demo first, no problem!
Need any help? Let us know via the chat!
Sam van Houten is Co-Founder of KeyWI, has an educational background in data science and is always eager to learn new stuff. Together with the KeyWI team he has been busy developing SEO software and understanding how to use code to automate and smarten SEO tasks.
