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How to Analyze Your Google Search Console (GSC) Graphs & Data as a Blogger
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2024
- As a blogger, it can be hard to interpret your Google Search Console graph. So, I've provided some examples from my own sites, and explained how I analyze my GSC data and evaluate a site's potential. More resources 👇
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This is exactly what I searched for! Very valuable content!
Glad you found it useful!
@@CaseyBotticello I had to Google so long to find such a video… you nailed my question 🙋🏼♂️
This was very very informative! Thank you!
Great Informative Video Casey. Very Useful!
Glad it was helpful!
@@CaseyBotticello Hi Casey which keyword research tool would recommend for new bloggers?
@@melissagreye8445 for a new blogger, keyword tools may not be essential (you can use free methods like the alphabet soup search method bloggingguide.com/the-alphabet-soup-method-of-keyword-research-for-bloggers/). I use Ahrefs, but this is an expensive tool that is probably unnecessary for new bloggers (but might be worth looking into once your blog starts earning money).
@@CaseyBotticello thank you
Great video! Thanks fir the insights
My pleasure!
@@CaseyBotticello Hi Casey which keyword research tool would you recommend for new blogger?
@@melissagreye8445 for a new blogger, keyword tools may not be essential (you can use free methods like the alphabet soup search method bloggingguide.com/the-alphabet-soup-method-of-keyword-research-for-bloggers/). I use Ahrefs, but this is an expensive tool that is probably unnecessary for new bloggers (but might be worth looking into once your blog starts earning money).
Great job 👍
Thanks!
Great video! can you do a video on how to find a nich low competition high traffic
Thanks! I did a video on niche selection which is a good place to start: ruclips.net/video/bN2jn1jlZ3o/видео.htmlsi=FeHjCDMQM93Mhe2c But I’ll try to do a more in depth video on this topic at some point
Amazing. Thanks for sharing that.
You bet!
Could it be that Google takes you off ranking after reaching X amount of clicks at the beginning? I am asking because I had for one keyword on one day 3000 impressions and the next day down to 55 impressions… is this Google testing?
It is definitely possible! Especially with newly published content Google will “test” the content to get an idea of how it will perform. And even if it does well, it may quickly pull back after increasing rank.
@@CaseyBotticello thank you! This is very meaningful to me 😊
@@CaseyBotticello currently I have a 5 month old website with 57 pages ranking and having per day around 11 to 25 clicks per day. It’s in German and soon I hope to run it in English as well… so I am curious for bigger results 😊
Solid video around GSC, Casey!
Thanks Eddy! Means a lot coming from you 🙂
@CaseyBotticello thank you for making this video. I just started my blog (food blog) and I plan to post 15 to 20 posts per month, most of them have already been written but not published yet. Do you think this is a good strategy to have with consistency? I really want to monetize my blog this year with Mediavine. I also would like know which hosting company would you recommend? Some people say Siteground while others say Big Scoots.
@@melissagreye8445 I think in terms of posting cadence 15-20 posts per month is great (especially for a food blog)! Content velocity matters overall, but there is little evidence that posting the exact same amount of content monthly will provide any benefit. Just make sure you do at least a few per month. but if you're able to do even more (say 30 posts one month), go for it! And publish as soon as they are done-your posts will take weeks/months to index so you want to get that clock started!
As for hosting, I usually recommend Bluehost or Kinsta (depending on your experience, budget, commitment). Here is a comparison of the two:
bloggingguide.com/kinsta-vs-bluehost/
Siteground and BS are not my favorites (very slow/don't scale with traffic well). I'd definitely avoid them.
@@CaseyBotticello thank you so much
For the product pages I want to go for ''Trap Beats For sale'' ''Pop beats for sale ''RnB Beats for sale'' and 2-3 more like these And the URLs will be
/trap-beats for sale
/pop-beats-for-sale
etc
. And each each page will have almost the same content(like pricing, features, benefits, FAQs etc) but only the beat playlist and H1 will change. How should I go about it to avoid duplicate pages etc? Should I use canonical URLs or something? Or maybe just consolidate them all into 1 page? Thanks!
Well at a minimum I’d make sure each page has custom meta description, featured image, and at least some content that is not just a duplicate. You may not need to include benefits and FAQs on each page. Maybe just pricing, product description/features (should be somewhat unique) and then maybe FAQs.
@@CaseyBotticello I can make unique description, image, and add like unique 2-3 sentences to each page but the benefits, features, faqs, pricing they apply to all kinds of beats so still 90% of the content will be the same. So maybe I will just consolidate it to one page with URL /beats-for-sale and that's it? And maybe in the future I will come up with something else.
@@luciiii6907I wouldn’t worry too much if there are portions of the content like FAQs that repeat-not a problem with Google. But make each page as unique as possible to help each of them have a chance at ranking independently.
@@CaseyBotticello 1. And in this case should I use canonical URLs?
2. What do you think about these seo titles for my home page and this main product page? Will the cannibolize or anything?
Home page: "[Brand Name] - Beats For Rappers & Singers - Music Marketing"
Product Page: "Beats For Sale - Buy Hip-hop & Rap Beats Online"
Thank you!
@@luciiii6907I would leave each URL as is (unless you are truly pulling content from elsewhere). Having duplicate content is ok! 🙂 and yeah I’d try those page titles just to get started and test from there. You’ll end up tweaking them so just getting the content indexed should be first priority.