This will allow you to see new
Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2024 5:33 am
"Soft" pages section in Google Search Console
Now, scroll through the list to identify the terms you've already ranked for but haven't created content for yet.
While in the "Performance" tab, view queries philippine number list for certain pages by going to " + New " and selecting " Page… "
“Page” selected from the “+ New” drop-down menu
Enter the URL you want to view queries for, select "Exact URL" from the dropdown, and click " Apply ."
"Exact URL" selected from dropdown and "Apply" button highlighted
Review the queries you rank for with specific pages.
keywords that you can potentially target in blog posts, articles, and website texts.
For example, let's say you own a yoga studio and have a blog post titled "Best Yoga Poses for Back Pain."
While browsing GSC, you notice that your blog post “back pain” also appears for the query “best yoga poses for back strength.” (This may be because you mentioned back strength in the e
xisting article.)
Both keywords have different search intents – the reason why people are searching for the query. So it makes sense to write new content for the keyword about “back strength”.
5. Keyword Gap
Keyword gaps occur when a competitor ranks for keywords that you don't.
Now, scroll through the list to identify the terms you've already ranked for but haven't created content for yet.
While in the "Performance" tab, view queries philippine number list for certain pages by going to " + New " and selecting " Page… "
“Page” selected from the “+ New” drop-down menu
Enter the URL you want to view queries for, select "Exact URL" from the dropdown, and click " Apply ."
"Exact URL" selected from dropdown and "Apply" button highlighted
Review the queries you rank for with specific pages.
keywords that you can potentially target in blog posts, articles, and website texts.
For example, let's say you own a yoga studio and have a blog post titled "Best Yoga Poses for Back Pain."
While browsing GSC, you notice that your blog post “back pain” also appears for the query “best yoga poses for back strength.” (This may be because you mentioned back strength in the e
xisting article.)
Both keywords have different search intents – the reason why people are searching for the query. So it makes sense to write new content for the keyword about “back strength”.
5. Keyword Gap
Keyword gaps occur when a competitor ranks for keywords that you don't.