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but without CTR you get no bounce rate, would that not cancel it out ?

We too are also going though a similar problem, we started with searching in google and looking at who came top for search queries like "SEO Company London" a bit obvious I know but we figured if they cam e top for a search result like that they might actually be good at it.

However after much pondering and toing a throwing and being general amazed at the cost of such an engagement, we decided to start to create our own SEO strategy. After we got clear on what the strategy was we then became clear on what we needed to do and a project plan started to form.

We then started to look at what we could do ourselves in a short space of time to start the SEO ball rolling.
Simple stuff like meta tags, sitemaps and page content relevancy need lots of work. so we set about doing this first, after all if your content is not right you don't want it on the search engines yet.

We have now since decided to employ our own in house SEO team and believe that is the best way forward especially for getting the biggest bang for your £.

But we did not realise any of this until we had worked out our own SEO strategy and saw the bigger picture. So the point is think hard first about your strategy and find what fits best. Ask some of the SEO companies to come up with a strategy that they would use for your site and see how it compares to your own vision, If they share it then they could be the SEO team for you.

It is a scary world out there with so Many SEO companies after your ££££
However that said If anyone has a good unbiased referral to a hard working white hat SEO agency I would also be interested.

Thank you

I have a business model that works off Impressions and not CTR.
Obviously impressions on a search engine normally lead to CTR and the landing page does the conversion.

But what if I can convert a sale directly on the search engine results page without the client clicking the actual search result. Therefore the CTR is heavily reduced.

Does a reduced CTR effect your rank on the search results?

I know that in PPC the CTR is an important factor for relevancy, thus reducing your PPC costs. Result is you pay more per click to get position 1-3.

But does it matter for organic results ?

I am currently testing the model and do have pages in rank 1-3 that generate approximately 3 times the number of conversion to the CTR (unique sales).

I would also like to know if there is a way to measure the numbr of Impressions a page gets with their search rank, webmaster tools does have it but it seems to be a rounded to the nearest 10,000 figure.

All contributions on this welcome, Thank You.

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Maybe you could have just change the title tags to be different, but it would also depend on how similar the page content is.

Is the page you have deleted getting any traffic, if it is (was) then your would need to do a 301 re-direct or you will be getting 404 page error if the clients click the links in the search engine.

Hope that helps

Thanks

Hi

I am new to Moz, (6 days New)

Moz has done the initial crawl and report on my site, it has gathered some Google analytics data from my account, it has ranked 150 Keywords from me, it has found my backlinks and reported accordingly.

All seemed to be well until I realised that it has not updated my information for a few days now.
The Weekly reports are labelled 27th Nov 2013 plus I have a daily report from the 1st December 2013 and that is it.

I am wondering if I am missing something, it all started so well and now has appears to have stopped.
I know that 6 days is early and wont get any real good data for a few weeks or even months,
But I was under the impression that I could get things like my daily search traffic reports for the search engines ( yes I have added 3 search engines google, bing and yahoo to my campaign)

So any ideas would be useful or am I just being impatient and my data will appear in a few days

Many Thanks

Maybe you could have just change the title tags to be different, but it would also depend on how similar the page content is.

Is the page you have deleted getting any traffic, if it is (was) then your would need to do a 301 re-direct or you will be getting 404 page error if the clients click the links in the search engine.

Hope that helps

Thanks

We too are also going though a similar problem, we started with searching in google and looking at who came top for search queries like "SEO Company London" a bit obvious I know but we figured if they cam e top for a search result like that they might actually be good at it.

However after much pondering and toing a throwing and being general amazed at the cost of such an engagement, we decided to start to create our own SEO strategy. After we got clear on what the strategy was we then became clear on what we needed to do and a project plan started to form.

We then started to look at what we could do ourselves in a short space of time to start the SEO ball rolling.
Simple stuff like meta tags, sitemaps and page content relevancy need lots of work. so we set about doing this first, after all if your content is not right you don't want it on the search engines yet.

We have now since decided to employ our own in house SEO team and believe that is the best way forward especially for getting the biggest bang for your £.

But we did not realise any of this until we had worked out our own SEO strategy and saw the bigger picture. So the point is think hard first about your strategy and find what fits best. Ask some of the SEO companies to come up with a strategy that they would use for your site and see how it compares to your own vision, If they share it then they could be the SEO team for you.

It is a scary world out there with so Many SEO companies after your ££££
However that said If anyone has a good unbiased referral to a hard working white hat SEO agency I would also be interested.

Thank you