Search Console Data Exporter: Export 25,000 rows of query data from Google Search Console

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SEOTesting

Effortless SEO testing

Easily track the changes you make to your website, to see if they have an effect on Google rankings and clicks.

Get actionable data from Search Console to build out the content on your site, improve CTRs, solve thin content & keyword cannibalization issues.

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SEO

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Vladimír Seman

Gleek

hi nick, congrats on the launch! can you please explain the differences from similar tools such as ahrefs (that i use)?

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4yr ago

Nick Swan

RankTracker

Maker

hey @vladojsem, ahrefs doesn't have the seo testing/split testing functionality. If you want to record the SEO results of changes you make to pages or your site that's a big thing available in seotesting.com In terms of the reports for keyword research and content ideas - in SEOTesting.com they are all based on Google Search Console data, whereas ahrefs is all estimated. We've seen many instances of long tail keywords that ahrefs estimate as 0-10 monthly search volume, that actually get 1000+ searches a month. I'm actually an ahrefs.com customer as well - as I find their backlink data useful, and that's an area SEOTesting.com will not cover. The tools are complementary rather than competing.

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4yr ago

Vladimír Seman

Gleek

thank you for the answer, @nickswan. ahrefs is also integrating google search console data. but i can see the difference now.

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4yr ago

Nick Swan

RankTracker

Maker

@vladojsem yeah I expect ahrefs will use that GSC data to start estimating traffic in the future, or at least use it to refine their models.

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4yr ago

Nick Swan

RankTracker

Maker

Hi everyone, My name is Nick and I'm the founder (and solo bootstrapper) of SEOTesting.com. This tool use to be called SanityCheck.io, but was rebuilt from scratch and re-positioned to focus on SEO testing. It uses the data available from the Google Search Console API to generate its reports and test results. There are two different testing options: 1, SEO tests that compare time periods either side of a change to calculate results. 2, Split tests that compare a test group of urls against a control group of urls. As well as the SEO testing side of thing, there are reports for finding: - pages that would benefit from context expansion - new topic and sub-topic ideas to support existing pages - click through rate optimization opportunities - thin content - keyword cannibalization and lots more. There are 3 groups of users who find SEOTesting.com really useful SEO Agencies: Using the testing framework to demonstrate ROI to clients and help grow retainers Test site changes on sub-sections of a site, before an entire site rollout. In-house SEO: Using SEO testing to report to management monthly progress and work underway. Content based affiliate sites: Using the query based reports to come up with new content and sub-topic ideas. Click through rate optimization for money based pages. Please let me know if you have any questions or feedback in the comments.

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4yr ago

David Denholm

I didn't know this used to be called sanitycheck but when explaining it to others I have often used that term. It sanity checks your changes so you can truly optimise for search.

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4yr ago

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