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Keyword phrases

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  • Started 7 months ago by ssehlhorst
  • Latest reply from dlt123
  • This topic is not a support question

  • Scott Sehlhorst
    Member

    I like the keyword cloud. I would love to have key phrases as well. That's one thing 103bees does well. For example, I have "diagram" as one of my keywords, as well as "bpmn" and "class." Which is the more active for me - "bpmn diagram" or "class diagram?" Would love to know.

    Also, I have "use" and "case", where I know that "use case" in a couple different contexts drives a lot of traffic to my site. I'd love to have that contextual information. The 'queries' subtab in the dashboard helps a little, but not much.

    Ultimately, I think there is very valuable SEO/SEM data to be gleaned from deeper analysis of keywords and search queries. I hope you'll consider adding an SEO/SEM tab (as a peer to Visitors/Systems/etc), with detailed tabs beneath it.

    Would also be great to know, for a given keyword phrase (or keyword), which search engines are sending traffic on it. Or which keyword phrases are more effective with a given search engine. Or GEO distribution of keywords/keyword phrases.

    Thanks to all of you - LOVE Woopra!

    Posted 7 months ago #

  • Lazy
    Member

    great idea.. and for the api, too, i think, isn`t it? And maybe adding firefox 4 (pre) to the browser detection.. because some of my users are really geeky.. ;)

    Posted 7 months ago #

  • dlt123
    Member

    Absolutely!!! I am not a Beta tester yet, but find this feature a must have feature. If we can see what Keyword Search criteria is being used by a visitor on Search Engines to find our Websites, we can tell if we are targeting Keywords for SEO correctly to get better hits.

    Woopra needs to make this a "Must Add" feature.

    TraceMyIP does this very well and is a tool I am currently testing. Very helpful feature for website Search Engine Optimization.

    Thanks,
    Dennis

    Posted 6 months ago #

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