Nick Swan

Happy to announce a new forecasting feature within SEOTesting that we've beta launched to all customers and users today. It allows you to forecast overall site performance using either: - Facebook Prophet forecasting model - SSA forecasting

If you want to feel better about yourself at the end of a working day, consider maintaining a Done List as well as a ToDo list.

Not my original idea, and can't remember where I first saw it, so can't credit - but it's really good for my well-being to to keep track of all the little things that get done each day. Including things such as the school run and walking the dog! Important roles that keep life ticking along.

Is a flat search console graph the new SEO flex? 💪 I seem to see fewer click graphs being shared that show hockey stick growth. These days, just maintaining organic SEO traffic from Google is a good result.

With AI overviews and the organic search results being pushed down by ads and SERP features, if you’re an established brand, you’re probably just as focused on maintaining traffic as increasing it.

For every suggestion around meta titles and descriptions I can show you test results that show a positive, negative, and neutral outcome.

My suspicions: Long - G aligns the page with a broader set of queries Short - based on a head term, G will re-write based on variations in the user's query None - if G clearly understands the topic/query the page is targeting, it’ll do the best job re-writing based on the actual user's search query.

For every suggestion around meta titles and descriptions I can show you test results that show a positive, negative, and neutral outcome.

Since the start of the year I've accidentally become a cold water swimmer! It all started in January when asking a friend for lunch - the reply was, "Only if we do a width of the sea pool first."

We've been living in Bude for 8 years now, and I've always fancied cold water swimming, so the social contract was set! 6 weeks later, and we've been every Wednesday and have now worked up to a length and a width (about 7 minutes in the water).

The SEOTesting Chrome Extension is one of the hidden gems of our toolset. Here are 7 things it can help you with (the first two everyone can use - not just customers): 1. Quickly check page meta element values, including canonical and robots

6. Easy access to tests you have running on the site you are looking at with an overview on how they are performing

The SEOTesting Chrome Extension is one of the hidden gems of our toolset. Here are 7 things it can help you with (the first two everyone can use - not just customers): 1. Quickly check page meta element values, including canonical and robots

4. While on the page, see which queries are ranking and generating clicks from Google. You can also see which queries aren’t used on the page.

The SEOTesting Chrome Extension is one of the hidden gems of our toolset. Here are 7 things it can help you with (the first two everyone can use - not just customers): 1. Quickly check page meta element values, including canonical and robots

2. View heading structure of the web page and navigate to the section by clicking on it in the extension

The number one reason why digital agencies lose SEO clients? Lack of communication. But what do you mean? We produce these long end of month reports for all our clients. We pour hours of work extracting data and producing key takeaways in the conclusions.

Drip feeding this good news reassures them that your team is paying the necessary attention to them that they feel they deserve - basically working on their stuff! 🙂

The number one reason why digital agencies lose SEO clients? Lack of communication. But what do you mean? We produce these long end of month reports for all our clients. We pour hours of work extracting data and producing key takeaways in the conclusions.

The fix - better communication. But for better communication, you need to have a reason to be communicating.

The number one reason why digital agencies lose SEO clients? Lack of communication. But what do you mean? We produce these long end of month reports for all our clients. We pour hours of work extracting data and producing key takeaways in the conclusions.

Our tool does quite a few interesting things with XML sitemaps, so we are always needing to debug them when they do not validate. So we build a Sitemap Validator that works in both strict and non-strict mode: seotesting.com/xml-sitemap-...