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SEO Benchmarks for Healthcare Vertical

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FullMedia90 Subscriber last edited by

Hey All,

I have a healthcare client that is particularly interested in benchmarking their organic traffic and other organic KPIs against the industry as a whole. Does anyone know of any great resources that show SEO benchmarks broken out by vertical?

Thank you!

Rachael
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Roman-Delcarmen last edited by

So you are looking for some statistic website such as Statista right?
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