Post by mistyssaktersfo33 on Jan 4, 2024 14:24:40 GMT 10
What exactly does this update mean? First of all, it’s important to understand that this update will not affect your site’s performance or existing optimization campaigns in any way. We are not talking about updates to Google algorithms such as Panda or Penguin and updates to tools. We can make an analogy with the unprovided implementation in . The most obvious impact is the visual impact at the reporting level. For example, clients in the portfolio currently see the following evolution in the Search Analytics report. As can be seen on the right side of the chart, there is a sharp drop in the number of impressions and clicks reported starting on the 1st day of the month.
This will not have a negative impact on the visibility of the organic traffic placed. We're just talking about Google reporting updates. In order to better understand this some background information is needed for each of the Email Marketing List reports in this report currently two different dimensions total large numbers located in the upper part of the chart separate values for each keyword individually in the list The problem is that these values are not consistent This means that if you collect all the data in the table the total you get will always be lower than the total reported by Google.
We noticed this directly when we built the reporting system we currently use which is based in part on data passed through from automated extractions. In its current form this update will not hide keywords that previously appeared in the list even if they had lower impression clicks. Traffic values associated with those phrases not listed will no longer be found in the overall totals reported. Experts are still analyzing the impact of this update and we will add supplements to this material as we discover new content. For more details on the correct way to read data from the Search Analytics reports included in it please visit the official resource for Search Analytics reports.
This will not have a negative impact on the visibility of the organic traffic placed. We're just talking about Google reporting updates. In order to better understand this some background information is needed for each of the Email Marketing List reports in this report currently two different dimensions total large numbers located in the upper part of the chart separate values for each keyword individually in the list The problem is that these values are not consistent This means that if you collect all the data in the table the total you get will always be lower than the total reported by Google.
We noticed this directly when we built the reporting system we currently use which is based in part on data passed through from automated extractions. In its current form this update will not hide keywords that previously appeared in the list even if they had lower impression clicks. Traffic values associated with those phrases not listed will no longer be found in the overall totals reported. Experts are still analyzing the impact of this update and we will add supplements to this material as we discover new content. For more details on the correct way to read data from the Search Analytics reports included in it please visit the official resource for Search Analytics reports.