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20 Feb: Incoming: a bunch of additions and improvements to Web Analytics! First, group traffic sources by acquisition channel to see which channels are bringing you the most traffic: Search, Direct, LLM, Email, Newsletter, and so on. “Internal” refers to your own project.
We’ve also improved the filters to let you:
- See suggestions when typing in filter fields
- Toggle between Any/All to combine OR/AND rules
- Click on any item in the results below to filter by it
- Hold Option (⌥) or Alt (depending on OS) + click on an item to quickly exclude it from your results
Plus, use the time zone selector to change the time zone for more accuracy.
You can now select Continents in the Geography widget to compare traffic between North America vs Europe, for example.
Finally, click on View More in any widget to expand it and see more relevant metrics on top of visitor stats.
6 Feb: We’ve added a Chat function in AI Content Helper that helps you improve your content for both humans and search engines. Just open a chat and ask AI to identify weak points in your content, brainstorm ideas, refine your article structure, and more.
3 Feb: Use AI to generate titles and meta descriptions for multiple pages at once in Site Audit. Just look for the Batch AI feature in your issue reports. Available with: a Max project boost, which lets you batch up to 1K pages and 50K pages per project per month.
31 Jan: Build your own competitive map in Reports Builder and customize it across three axes choose from key backlink, organic, and paid metrics.
24 Jan: Now you can assess your website’s YoY performance for both organic positions and pages in Rank Tracker’s GSC Overview report.
24 Jan: Check out organic positions in the Paid keywords report in Site Explorer and see if you’re running ads on keywords your website already ranks for organically.
22 Jan: We’ve added a Locations mode in Rank Tracker Overview’s history chart that lets you track performance across locations in your projects.
15 Jan: Now, there’s a Page history chart in GSC overview so you can see how your published pages have evolved over time and cross-reference them with performance.
15 Jan: Use the new positions chart in Site Explorer’s Organic keywords report to track the movements and performance of keywords by popular ranking groups. This chart is already in Overview, but now you can access all the filters here to slice your data even more.
