Track effects of content changes on specific page SERP
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We are planning to implement changes to the content and layout of a page on our website due to the results of an A/B test. The URL, title, and meta will remain the same.
How can we track the effect of these changes on this specific page has on SERP?
We are being vague because we don't want to guide any answers to a specific question as I have not fully figured out MOZ's capabilities.
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Chris,
You can track it in a couple of ways--via the ranking for the keyword(s) the page is optimized for and/or via the search traffic that the URL generates. For tracking it by the traffic generated by the URL, you'd click on the traffic from search link in Moz Analytics and then on the URL tab. For tracking via the keyword rankings for the page, just click on the Rankings tab in your keyword rankings report. By documenting your starting position and traffic before your make your changes, you'll be able to see the impact of the changes you make to that page as the optimization takes hold.
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