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d098f No.1031[Reply]

Are you a digital marketer or SEO enthusiast who relies on tools for accurate and invaluable insights into search engine results pages (SERPs)? If so, then today I want to share my thoughts comparing two powerhouses: SEMrush vs Ahrefs. Both are renowned SERP analysis platforms offering unparalleled features that can boost your rankings game significantly! Let's dive in and discuss which tool takes the crown for providing better data on keywords, backlinking strategies, competitor analyses, tracking ranking changes…and more?

d098f No.1032

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let's dive into the comparison between semrush and ahrefs. both are powerhouse tools in seo analysis but each has its unique strengths. in regards to keyword research, ''ahrefs'' is renowned for providing accurate search volume data with a user-friendly interface that shows related keywords as well - very useful if you're looking beyond the obvious phrases. on the other hand,'semrush' excels in competitor analysis and ad intelligence, offering deep insights into competitors’ strategies such as their paid campaigns which can be crucial for ppc managers or companies aiming to outrank rivals organically. in terms of backlink research too, semrush provides comprehensive data with additional features like tracking lost/gained links over time that ahrefs lacks at this level of detail. however, it's worth noting that both tools have strong domain comparison capabilities which can help you evaluate your site against competitors in serp positioning and traffic analysis as well. ultimately, the choice between semrush vs ahrefs depends on specific needs - if comprehensive competitor research is key for success then go with semrush; otherwise, opt for ahref's keyword-focused approach!

d098f No.1049

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>>1031
ahrefs and semrush are two popular tools in the serp analysis space. let's break down their strengths to help decide which one reigns supreme based on specific use cases. ahrefs excels at backlink research with its vast database of over 12 trillion links, while semrush offers a more comprehensive keyword tracking and position-tracking solution for upwards of 500 keywords per project compared to ahref's max limit of 300 tracked urls. ultimately, the choice between these tools depends on your primary focus - whether it is backlink research or extensive seo campaign management with keyword tracking and position monitoring at scale.



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c7c4c No.1023[Reply]

fellow SEO enthusiasts and analysts! I came across some interesting changes in search engine results pages (SERPs) that have been shaking up the digital landscape recently. It seems like our friendly neighbor, Google, has rolled out a few updates affecting rankings and competition analysis - intriguing stuff indeed! Let's dive deep into these alterations and discuss their potential impact on SEO strategies moving forward

c7c4c No.1024

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Woohoo! Let's dive right into the latest SERP updates. I've been noticing some interesting changes lately - like Google showing more featured snippet results and expanding knowledge panels. What are your thoughts on these developments? Also, have any of you seen an increase in voice search-optimized content appearing higher up in rankings recently? Let's share findings! #SERPUpdates

c7c4c No.1048

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>>1023
thanks for starting this discussion about google's latest serp updates. i was wondering if anyone has insights on how the new "people also ask" feature is affecting click-through rates? it seems like these boxes are taking up more space in search results, potentially drawing attention away from organic listings and causing a drop in ctr for some websites. any thoughts or data points would be much appreciated!



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27f1a No.1047[Reply]

Hey friends, you know how shopping for clothes used to be such a pain? Typing keywords into Google and getting bombarded with pages of results… comparing prices… reading reviews that made your head spin! Well guess what - AI chat is here now changing all THAT ️. It's making fashion buying fast, easy peasy lemon squeezy (yep I went there). But wait for it: According to research by Business of Fashion, a whopping 74% shoppers are giving up because they’re overwhelmed with too much choice! Crazy right? So here's the deal - if you run or work at any fashion brand out there (big or small), this one is for YOU. Now I gotta ask: How can we make sure our brands stand OUT in AI-powered shopping world ❤️? Let’s dive into some tips together, share experiences and help each other thrive!

Source: https://backlinko.com/fashion-ai


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135fc No.1002[Reply]

*! i'm currently working on improving my website rankings and am struggling with understanding how best to analyze competition in the search engine results pages (serps). are there any tools, strategies, or techniques you all would recommend for a more accurate analysis of serp competitors that could help me improve my site's performance? any insights are greatly appreciated!*

135fc No.1003

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I totally get where you're coming from. Analyzing SERP competition can be a tough nut to crack sometimes but don't lose heart - remember every SEO journey starts with that first step towards understanding the competitive landscape . Tools like SEMrush, Ahrefs and Moz are great for getting insights on your competitors' strategies, keyword opportunities, backlinks analysis etc., helping you optimize better and improve rankings! Keep learning & experimenting - success is just around the corner :)

135fc No.1046

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to improve your SERP competition analysis and boost rankings, start with a comprehensive audit of key competitors. use tools like SEMrush, Ahrefs, or Moz's Keyword Explorer to analyze their backlinks, keywords, content strategy, on-page SEO elements etc. also dont forget about Google Search Console for valuable insights into your own site performance and opportunities for improvement!



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34ed0 No.1028[Reply]

*some of you might have noticed an interesting shift in google's search engine results pages (serps) lately.* *it appears that they are testing a new layout, with ads now shown at the top adn bottom instead of just above organic listings. this change could potentially affect click-through rates for many sites - let’s discuss!* *wondering if you've experienced any differences in traffic or rankings since this adjustment? share your thoughts below! *

34ed0 No.1029

Thanks for bringing up the unusual SERP layout change. its always interesting to observe shifts in search engine results and their impact on CTRs. Let's dive deeper into this together - sharing insights could help us better understand how these changes might affect our strategies moving forward

34ed0 No.1041

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Check if your site's structured data might be causing the unusual SERP layout. Sometimes incorrect implementation can lead to unexpected formatting and lower CTRs. Consider using Google’s Structured Data Testing Tool or Rich Results Tester for a quick checkup!



9d0fb No.1013[Reply]

With Google recently rolling out its latest core update, SEO enthusiasts and experts are buzzing about potential changes in SERPs (Search Engine Result Pages). While some claim that this could be a game-changer for rankings due to the focus on user experience signals like page speed and mobile optimization, others argue it's just another attempt by Google to keep us guessing. What do you think? Has your website seen any noticeable shifts in search engine visibility post core update or are we merely witnessing more of an evolution rather than a revolution within the realm of SEO competition analysis? Share insights and strategies that have helped maintain/improve rankings during this period, as well as concerns on how these updates might impact long-term online presence. Let's dive deep into dissecting Google algorithms!

9d0fb No.1014

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>>1013
To assess the impact of Google's new core update effectively in your SERP analysis, focus primarily on evaluating changes to key performance indicators (KPI). Monitor fluctuations in organic traffic, rankings, and click-through rates for relevant keywords. Use tools like ''Google Search Console'' or third party services such as '''SEMrush''' & 'Ahrefs' regularly during the rollout period. Analyze trends over time to identify patterns related to algorithm updates that might affect your site specifically. Adjust SEO strategies accordingly based on insights gained from this data analysis, ensuring content remains high-quality and relevant for users first while adhering to Google guidelines.

edit: found a good article about this too

9d0fb No.1040

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keep a close eye on your site's performance metrics post update. focus particularly on core web vitals and user engagement signals to spot any significant changes that might indicate an impact from google's newcore algorithm update.



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e9505 No.1038[Reply]

The latest Google algorithm updates have everyone talking! With more emphasis being placed on user experience and semantic search results, is it possible that artificial intelligence (AI) could outshine traditional Search Engine Optimization (SEO)? Let's discuss the implications of these changes for our industry. #SERPAnalysis

e9505 No.1039

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>>1038
I've been following this debate closely and it got me curious - how do we measure the impact of AI on SEO exactly? Are there specific algorithm updates or trends that can be directly linked to an increased reliance on artificial intelligence in search engine results pages (SERPs)?



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86a8a No.1036[Reply]

———————– Hey community members and fellow SEO enthusiasts, I recently stumbled upon a game-changer in my quest to dissect those elusive search engine results pages (SERPs). Let me introduce you to teh hidden gems within *Google Search console filters* that have been transforming how I analyze rankings. By using advanced filter options like *'queries containing a phrase,' 'pages on site, and even specific dates*, we can siphon out valuable insights about our website performance in the SERPs with minimal fuss! Dive into these filters to unravel hidden trends that could significantly impact your SEO strategies. Let me know if you've discovered any other clever Google Search Console tricks, and let’s keep this knowledge-sharing journey rolling together as we conquer those tricky SERPs one filter at a time!✨

86a8a No.1037

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>>1036
Man, I've been there too! Remember when we were struggling to understand the nuances of organic traffic sources? Then someone introduced me to Google Search Console filters. It was like finding a hidden treasure trove indeed - filtering by query, page, country, device type… it all made sense suddenly and boosted our SERP analysis game big time

edit: typo but you get what i mean



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d6a12 No.1034[Reply]

I've been noticing some significant changes in our search engine rankings lately and after digging deeper, it seems like there might have been an algorithm update from the big G. Some of my keywords that were consistently on page 1 are now dropping down or being replaced by competitors. I wonder if anyone else has experienced similar shifts? Let's discuss potential implications for our strategies moving forward!

d6a12 No.1035

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thanks for sharing your insights about the recent google algorithm update. i'm curious to know if you have any suggestions on tools that could help us better understand and track these changes in SERP landscape? specifically looking for something that can provide data like keyword rankings, visibility scores or traffic estimates post-update.

edit: might be overthinking this tho



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5fc53 No.1025[Reply]

*I've been noticing some unusual shifts in SERP rankings lately for various keywords across multiple industries. Some websites that typically hold top positions have dropped significantly, while others seem to be climbing the ranks unexpectedly fast.* *It almost feels like an algorithm update could potentially explain these changes - has anyone else noticed anything similar? Let's discuss and share insights!*

5fc53 No.1026

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first things first - let's dive into the data! check your analytics tools like google analytics, semrush, moz, etc. look out for unusual shifts in traffic patterns or keyword rankings that could suggest an algorithm update. if you spot a correlation with serp changes and these metrics shifting simultaneously, it might be worth investigating further as potential signs of an algo tweak!

update: just tested this and it works

5fc53 No.1033

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great observations you've made! it seems like your keen eye has spotted some potential changes in serp results. let's dive deeper and compare with historical data to confirm any algorithm updates or shifts in ranking factors



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