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Business Website Essentials: What to Put "Above the Fold"
In this first part, we will turn our focus to the area of your website most often viewed, your homepage. More specifically, we're looking at the area of the homepage that visitors can see before scrolling or taking any action on your website. In a nod to the old days of the newspaper, this area is referred to by web designers as "above the fold." Let's look at some common elements you should put near the top of your website's homepage.
Clear and Compelling Headline
Engaging Visuals
Concise and Persuasive Copy
Call-to-Action Buttons
Navigation Menu
Testimonials or Social Proof
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How to Interpret Your Website Data in Google Search Console: Troubleshooting
Understanding the Coverage Report in GSC
The coverage report gives you an overview of the different categories of pages on your site, including:
- Page Validation
- Indexed Pages
- Excluded Pages
- Error Pages
Utilizing the URL Inspection Tool
Monitoring Mobile Usability and Enhancing User Experience Across Devices
Utilizing the Enhancements Report to Improve Structured Data
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How to Interpret Your Website Data in Google Search Console: Getting Started
Website analytic tools comprehensively view your site's performance by tracking user behavior, engagement metrics, conversion rates, and other vital indicators. These insights help you understand what content resonates with your audience and which pages need optimization.
But to make an informed decision about enhancing your search engine optimization (SEO) efforts, you should harness the power of GSC. By understanding SEO metrics such as click-through rates (CTR), search query analysis, and page impressions, you can identify opportunities to optimize your website's organic content strategy and improve user experience.
In today's blog, we delve into the importance of utilizing GSC and website data for effective SEO strategies. In addition, we'll explore how to interpret GSC data and how to take actionable steps to drive organic growth and boost your online traffic.
So, let's dive in to uncover the wealth of knowledge within GSC website data--empowering you to make informed decisions that better your website's ability to appear in search engine results pages (SERPs) and enhance the success of your online endeavors.
Navigating Google Search Console
Owners can navigate the various sections from the Search Console dashboard using the left-hand side menu. Each section offers valuable insights into different aspects of your website:
- Site Performance
- Page Indexing
- User Experience
- Areas of Improvement or Enhancement
- Security Issues or Manual Actions
- Legacy Tools and Reporting
- Link Reporting
Performance Data Analysis
- Total Number of Clicks and Impressions
- Average Website Position
- CTR
- Search Query Analysis
Clicks and Impressions
Average Website Position
The average position indicates where your website ranks on the SERPs for specific keywords. GSC monitors those changes in rankings over time to help you assess your SEO strategies' impact and identify areas of improvement.
Click-Through Rates
CTRs are the percentage of users who click on your website links when they appear in search results. A high CTR suggests that your meta titles and descriptions are compelling and relevant to users' queries, while a low CTR may indicate room for improved optimization.
Search Query Analysis
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