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You experience high bounce rate on the articles aimed at converting visitors to buying affiliate products? And other (non-converting) pages do get way more visitors?

Because those are two different things: number of visitors (people arriving) and high bounce rates (% of people leaving again after visiting).

So…

• is not getting traffic to your converting your problem?
• or are visitors going to the wrong pages?
• or is just plainly not conversing your main problem?

Because when you're able to pull in audience with some pages, then the problem will be mainly content related (in my opinion). That content does resonate. Other content doesn't. Maybe it is due to the nature of your content (e.g. game reviews may be more popular than hardware reviews?) or the way you present your content (your tendency in writing different kinds of articles).

Or perhaps there is more competition for the targeted subject? Or there is far less traffic for the targeted subject.

Do you have an idea of the total volumes for the targeted audiences and what your SERP results are on the targeted keywords?

I don't believe there is a 'magic number'. As fast as you can get it...

It also depends on what the competition does if it will help you at all to improve your score.

Then again, I've read over and over that the PageSpeed score sometimes is something no to worry too much about, as some of it suggestions for improvement are simply undoable to have the site working properly.

But it'll be hard to convince your client to become 'unbelievers' of a grade by a major brand…!

Hi there,

The Guide to tracking your keyword rankings in Moz Pro states that "Click on the keyword to analyze it, the URL to be taken to that page in Open Site Explorer or the Optimize link to get a Page Optimization Score with recommendations.".

But my URLs all target to the specific page on my site. I figure it would be nice to dive deeper in analysing specific pages, using Open Site Explorer

Is just the link with Open Site Explorer broken, or is the Guide out of date?

Thanks, Arnout