What is Ubersuggest?
Ubersuggest, developed by Neil Patel, is an SEO tool that increases website optimization through various insights. Ubersuggest can improve visibility and performance by offering insight into keyword optimization, content ideas, backlink analysis, site health audits, rank tracking, and traffic analytics.
Ubsersuggest is an all-in-one website audit and SEO tool compatible with Wix Studio, Squarespace, Weebly, WordPress.com, Shopify, GoDaddy, Strikingly, Webflow, Duda Jimdo, as well as all types of other platforms.
ON-PAGE SEO SCORE
An on-page SEO score, generated by SEO tools, estimates a webpage's optimization level for search engines based on various on-site factors or the Overall SEO health of a website.
ORGANIC MONTHLY TRAFFIC
Organic monthly traffic refers to the number of visitors your website receives from search engines each month, excluding paid advertising sources.
ORGANIC KEYWORDS
Organic keywords are search terms users type into search engines that lead them to your website without paid advertising.
BACKLINKS
Backlinks, also known as inbound links, are links from other websites that point back to your website, acting as votes of credibility that can improve your search engine ranking. Analysis of backlinks, including domain authority.
Broken Links
Definition:
Links that do not work because the destination page does not exist or the URL is incorrect.
Example:
• Scenario: Clicking on a link to an old article results in a "404 Not Found" error.
• URL: http://example.com/old-article (Page has been removed or URL mistyped)
Blocked Links
Definition:
Links that do not work because access to the destination page is restricted or blocked, often due to geographical or network restrictions.
Example:
• Scenario: Trying to access a video on a streaming site but receiving a message stating, "This content is unavailable in your region."
• URL: http://example.com/video (Content is restricted based on your location)
Successful Links
Definition:
Links that work correctly and lead to the intended destination page.
Example:
• Scenario: Clicking on a link and arriving at the expected homepage.
• URL: http://example.com (Page loads successfully)
Redirected Links
Definition:
Links that lead to a different URL than originally specified, usually through a 301 (permanent) or 302 (temporary) redirect.
Example:
• Scenario: Clicking on an old product page link and being redirected to the new product page.
• URL: http://example.com/old-product redirects to http://example.com/new-product
The total number of SEO issues identified while crawling your website or Identifying critical, warning, and informational issues.
· Technical SEO Problems:
Issues with website structure, crawlability, indexing, and speed.
· On-Page SEO Issues:
Problems with title tags, meta descriptions, headings, and content quality.
· Off-Page SEO Concerns:
Challenges with backlinks, social signals, and online reputation.
· Keyword Targeting Problems:
Difficulties in keyword research, targeting, and cannibalization.
· Mobile-Friendliness and Responsiveness:
Lack of optimization for mobile devices and user experience.
· Local SEO Challenges:
Issues with business information consistency and Google My Business optimization.
· Algorithm Updates:
Impact of search engine algorithm changes on rankings.
· Content Quality and Relevance:
Problems with thin, duplicate, or irrelevant content.
Website loading time analysis.
1. Load Time
Definition: The total time it takes for a webpage to load in the browser fully.
Example: A website that takes 3 seconds from the initial request to when all elements are loaded.
Tool: Google Page Speed Insights
2. Interactivity
Definition: The time it takes for a webpage to become fully interactive, meaning the user can interact with it immediately.
Example: A webpage with a First Input Delay (FID) of 100ms is responsive and interactive almost immediately.
Tool: Web Vitals
3. Visual Stability
Definition: The measure of how much the content of a webpage shifts unexpectedly during loading.
Example: A site with a Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) score of 0.1 has minimal unexpected layout shifts.
Tool: Google Lighthouse
These metrics help ensure a website is fast, responsive, and user-friendly.
Keyword research involves identifying the search terms people use to find information online, helping to guide content creation and SEO strategies.
Keyword Overview
Insights into search volume, competition, and trends for specific keywords.
Search Volume:
Monthly search frequency of a keyword.
SEO Difficulty:
Competition level for ranking a keyword. SEO Difficulty measures how challenging it is to rank highly in search engine results for a specific keyword or phrase.
For example, if you're trying to rank for the keyword "best smartphones," and it has a high SEO difficulty score, it means many other websites are competing for that keyword, making it harder to rank well.
Paid Difficulty:
Paid difficulty assesses the competition and cost of running ads for keywords or audiences. For instance, if you're selling organic skincare and want to advertise "organic face cream," high competition and costs may lead you to target more specific keywords or audiences to optimize your budget and reach.
Cost Per Click (CPC):
CPC (Cost Per Click) is a metric used in PPC (Pay-Per-Click) advertising, representing the price an advertiser pays for each click on their ad.
For example, if you're running a Google Ads campaign and your ad receives 100 clicks and spent $100 on the campaign, your CPC would be $1 per click.
· Trend
Popularity over time, e.g., "fidget spinners" peaked in 2017. Prioritize keywords with rising or stable trends (Increase).
· Search Intent
Purpose behind a search, e.g., "buy running shoes" (transactional). Optimize for user needs (Maintain relevance).
· Search Volume
Monthly searches, e.g., "best laptops" has 100,000 searches. Target increasing search volume keywords (Increase).
· CPC (Cost Per Click)
Ad cost per click, e.g., "life insurance" CPC is $20. Focus on higher CPC keywords for competitive niches (Increase).
· Keyword Difficulty
Ranking challenge, e.g., "digital marketing" is hard to rank for. Favor decreasing difficulty keywords (Decrease).
· Paid Difficulty:
Paid difficulty assesses the competition and cost of running ads for keywords or audiences
· SERPs
Search results pages, e.g., Google shows the top 10 results for "pizza delivery." Seek less competitive SERPs (Decrease competition).
Explorer and enable new keywords through data visualization.
· Search Intent
Purpose behind a search, e.g., "buy running shoes" (transactional). Optimize for user needs (Maintain relevance).
· Search Volume
Monthly searches, e.g., "best laptops" has 100,000 searches. Target increasing search volume keywords (Increase).
· Trend
Popularity over time, e.g., "fidget spinners" peaked in 2017. Prioritize keywords with rising or stable trends (Increase).
· Keyword Difficulty
Ranking challenge, e.g., "digital marketing" is hard to rank for. Favor decreasing difficulty keywords (Decrease).
· CPC (Cost Per Click)
Ad cost per click, e.g., "life insurance" CPC is $20. Focus on higher CPC keywords for competitive niches (Increase).
· SERPs
Search results pages, e.g., Google shows the top 10 results for "pizza delivery." Seek less competitive SERPs (Decrease competition).
· Competitor Analysis
Competitors' keywords, e.g., analyzing "Nike shoes" keywords. Target under-optimized keywords (Decrease competition).
· Relevance
Keyword match to content, e.g., "vegan recipes" for a food blog. Maintain or increase keyword relevance (Maintain/Increase).
· Long-Tail Keywords
Specific phrases, e.g., "best running shoes for flat feet." Utilize specific, lower competition long-tail keywords (Increase specificity).
· LSI Keywords
Related terms, e.g., "apple pie recipe" for "baking apple desserts. "LSI. Include related LSI keywords for enhanced context (Increase).
Similar Websites
Definition: Websites that operate in the same niche or offer similar content, products, or services.
For a cooking blog, similar websites might include other popular cooking blogs like "Serious Eats" and "Epicurious."
Tool: SimilarWeb
Common Keywords
Definition: Keywords shared between your website and competitors' websites, indicating an overlap in the target audience and content.
Example: Both "Serious Eats" and "Epicurious" rank for keywords like "best pasta recipes" and "quick dinner ideas".
Tool: Ahrefs
Keywords Gap
Definition: Keywords that competitors rank for but your website does not, highlighting potential opportunities for content development.
Example: This is a keyword gap if "Epicurious" ranks for "vegan dessert recipes," but your cooking blog does not.
Competitive Analysis
Keyword GapA keyword gap highlights relevant keywords your competitors rank for but you don't, presenting content creation opportunities.
Common Keywords
Common keywords are frequently searched terms with high competition, requiring strategic use to achieve good ranking.
Common keywords, like "running shoes," are popular search terms with high competition. You might target long-tail variations to rank well for them, like "best-running shoes for women with wide feet."
Traffic over time
Monitor how the search traffic varies over time for each competitor to observe their respective levels of online attention. For instance, compare the number of searches each competitor receives weekly to understand their popularity trends.
·Traffic Over Time: View estimates of your competitor's monthly search traffic trends. Example: Track how your competitor's search traffic fluctuates over time, from month to month.
· Top Keywords: Explore the keywords utilized by competitors to drive traffic. Example: Identify the primary keywords driving traffic to your competitor's site, aiding your SEO strategy.
· Top Pages: Access a list of your competitors' most popular website pages. Example: Discover which pages on your competitor's website attract the most visitors, helping you understand their content strategy.
Top Pages by Traffic
· Topic Ideas: Generate a list of topics with high SEO and social traffic potential. Get a list of issues that attract SEO and social traffic. An example is uncovering trending topics that can drive SEO and social engagement, boosting your content strategy.
· Keywords: Explore the keywords employed by competitors to enhance visibility. See the competitors' keywords: Analyze the specific keywords used to optimize your content for better search rankings.
· Visits: Access traffic data to determine the level of engagement for a page. See the amount of traffic generated by a page. Example: Gauge the effectiveness of a webpage by examining the volume of traffic it generates over a specific period.
Backlink Discovery Tool
· Backlinks: Identify the backlinks established by competitors to enhance their website's authority. Find the backlinks your competitors have built
Example: Analyze the backlink profile of competitors to uncover strategies for improving your site's SEO.
· Referring Domains: Explore the websites directing links to your competitors. See what websites send links to your competitors: Discover the sources of incoming links to competitor websites, aiding in your backlink acquisition strategy.
· Link History: Monitor the historical progression of your competitors' link-building activities. Track your competitors' link-building efforts over time
Example: Track changes in your competitors' link profiles over time to understand their evolving SEO strategies.
Keywords Generator
Using this feature, we can analyze our website with competitors and get a list of keywords worth targeting.
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