Some of my brand keywords have a suspicious constant search visibility percentage.
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Hi, I am having doubts about my search visibility on my brand key words, all of them have a constant rate of 32.50% and don't move up or down in months, even that when I track my site it has a great variety of organic entries each week.
what can be the issue, if it's an issue, or why it's the search visibility not changing?
Thanks for your responses.
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Thanks a lot to you both!
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Thanks a lot to you both!
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In Addition to what Joseph has already explained, the link for search visibility calculation metrics is :
https://moz.com/help/guides/moz-pro-overview/rankings/search-visibility
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Glad it helped, maybe you can mark this as answered?
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Thanks alot!
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The search visibility you saw in your Moz Pro means the CTR of the keywords you're tracking, that means you can have more organic visit from more impression but have a constant CTR.
Hope this helps.
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Here in the Moz Pro
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Hi There,
Where are you tracking your keyword visibility?
Regards,
Vijay
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the brand keywords I use all have a 32.50% of search visibility all the months, when my audience varies in google organic.
the constant rate is the 32.50 that doesn't changes even that my organic flow of customers change -
Hello there,
What is the constant rate you're talking about? I'm not sure what's the issue you're facing.
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