Quarterly Reports Show Odd Data
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I've pulled a quarterly report for a client, and it's showing very odd numbers.
I'm monitoring 58 keywords - and the current keyword ranking report from last week says that there are 21 keywords in the top 3 and 33 on the first page.
But the quarterly report says that there are 50 in the top 3 and 70 on the first page???
What's up with this?
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Nevermind - I get it now. It's for all three search engines - so it's positions across all three.
Silly me.
Thanks
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Nevermind - I get it now. It's for all three search engines - so it's positions across all three.
Silly me.
Thanks
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Thanks, Joel.
So considering those numbers, you'd assume they had a lot of keywords in and out of the top 3 and in and out of the top 10?
Seems like a lot of movement. Very odd.
Thanks
Jessica
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Hey there,
Sorry for the confusion! The quarterly reports will not match what you see on your weekly report, otherwise there'd be no difference between the weekly and quarterly reports.
What you see on the quarterly is actually a count of all the keywords that appears in the top 3 and first page over the past 3 months.
I hope that helps.
Cheers,
Joel.
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