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How to Boost Your Organic Traffic with Google Discover: A Powerful Alternative to Search Rankings

Google Search Console (GSC) provides webmasters with valuable insights into how their websites perform in search results and beyond. One of the features within GSC is “Performance on Discover,” which tracks how content appears and performs on Google Discover. What … Continue reading

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What are the biggest mistakes made when setting up a Google Ads campaign?

There are several pitfalls to avoid when setting up a Google Ads campaign, but some of the biggest mistakes can be grouped into a few key areas: By avoiding these common mistakes, you can increase your chances of success with … Continue reading

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What Is a Good Click-Through Rate (CTR)? Ads vs Organic Search Results

Click-Through Rate (CTR) is a vital metric in digital marketing and online content. It measures how effectively your ads or website content engage your audience and drive clicks. But what exactly is a good CTR, and why should you care? … Continue reading

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How to get Google to update your meta description for your website?

It is very easy to update your webpage meta description with UltimateWB – just update on the Pages > Edit Page section. Google may or may not update your meta description for your website, even if you have updated it. … Continue reading

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Does Google Search Console show you all the keywords/phrases that your website gets clicks for?

According to Google: Yes, Google Search Console (GSC) shows you all the keywords/phrases that your website receives clicks for, but just the clicks you get from Google Search, not other search engines. To track clicks from other search engines, you … Continue reading

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