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How To Use Google Search Console with a SWOT Analysis (Week 29)

Aug 10

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Week 29 Meeting of the SEO Squad with Crystal Waddell.
Week 29 Meeting of the SEO Squad with Crystal Waddell.


Summary: In this session, the focus was on using Google Search Console data to perform a SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis from an SEO perspective.


The group discussed how to assess performance metrics such as clicks, impressions, click-through rates (CTR), and average position to identify the strengths and weaknesses of their web pages. The session emphasized optimizing for top-performing keywords and addressing areas where performance could be improved.


 


Key Points Discussed:

  1. How To Use Google Search Console Overview:

    • Participants learned how to filter and analyze their data by the last 28 days.

    • The importance of recognizing which pages and queries are performing well and identifying those that need improvement was highlighted.


  2. Identifying Opportunities and Threats:

    • The group discussed how to leverage opportunities from high-impression but low-ranking queries.

    • Threats from competitors, particularly in branded search terms, were analyzed.


  3. Optimizing Landing Pages With Google Search Console:

    • Tips were shared on how to optimize landing pages for specific products or keywords.


  4. Technical and Content Optimization:

    • Strategies for optimizing the technical aspects of the website, such as updating alt text and image file names, and improving the user experience to better align with search intent were discussed.


  5. Brand Consistency Across Platforms:

    • The importance of maintaining a cohesive brand presence across Google Business Profiles, social media, and other platforms was emphasized.


 

Action Items Checklist:

  1. Analyze Top Pages in Search Console

  2. Consistent Brand Presence.

  3. Enhance User Experience.

  4. Monitor and Adjust SEO Strategies.


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