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Two of the metrics presented in Site kit are: All visitors, unique visitors, and clicks. I don't understand the differences.
Can someone explain?
Bob
Yes, it does.
If I understand correctly, a visitor is anyone who visits my site and a click is only if they click a link once they are on my site?
Right?
Bob
Site kit has to do with your websites if installed but not the WA platform. They're different entities :)
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What is the difference between a visitor and a click?
Two of the metrics presented in Site kit are: All visitors, unique visitors, and clicks. I don't understand the differences.
Can someone explain?
Bob
Hey Robert,
All Visitors: This metric typically represents the total number of visits to your site over a specific period, including repeat visits by the same individuals. If one person visits your site five times in a day, all five visits would be counted.
Unique Visitors: This metric is used to count each visitor only once within the chosen time frame, regardless of how many times they visit the site. It helps you understand how many different people have visited your site. So if the same person visits your site five times in a day, they will only be counted once.
Clicks: This metric counts the number of times visitors have clicked on links within your site. It is useful for tracking user engagement and the effectiveness of your site's layout and link placements.
Hope this helps :)
Yes, it does.
If I understand correctly, a visitor is anyone who visits my site and a click is only if they click a link once they are on my site?
Right?
Bob
Site kit has to do with your websites if installed but not the WA platform. They're different entities :)
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I'm not sure I'm using the correct terminology. I have a website that is about teaching and learning English. My target audience is non-English speakers.
I use Google Tr
There are other ways, but they require technical know-how for customizations. No problem :)
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Is there a way we can create rolling content?
I'm not sure I'm using the correct terminology. I have a website that is about teaching and learning English. My target audience is non-English speakers.
I use Google Tr
There are other ways, but they require technical know-how for customizations. No problem :)
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I'm trying to use the WA AI author to help me write an article to promote WA. I just learned that there is a 5000 character limit to how much information we can include in the
Thanks Abie. That's on my bucket list already. Looks like it needs to move up a few notches.
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I'm trying to use the WA AI author to help me write an article to promote WA. I just learned that there is a 5000 character limit to how much information we can include in the
Thanks Abie. That's on my bucket list already. Looks like it needs to move up a few notches.
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I've posted about 25 videos on YouTube that correspond to posts on my website. They don't get a lot of views and I've only got 8 subscribers. I'm either doing something wrong o
Lots of great expert classes on YouTube and YouTube SEO 😎👍🏼
Here’s one you might like YouTube SEO and Analytics Maximizing Your Reach It’s part of a full series you might want to check out. 😎👍🏼💯
YouTube category of classes tab of WA
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/classes/category/youtube/
Also TubeBuddy
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I've posted about 25 videos on YouTube that correspond to posts on my website. They don't get a lot of views and I've only got 8 subscribers. I'm either doing something wrong o
Lots of great expert classes on YouTube and YouTube SEO 😎👍🏼
Here’s one you might like YouTube SEO and Analytics Maximizing Your Reach It’s part of a full series you might want to check out. 😎👍🏼💯
YouTube category of classes tab of WA
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/classes/category/youtube/
Also TubeBuddy
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I receive a report from Google Search Console that told me about five articles I've written on my website that failed to be indexed because redirect errors. As per my question,
Please check the following resource
https://www.onely.com/blog/how-to-fix-redirect-error-in-google-search-console/
Hi there, I had the same problem. Can you explain in more detail what the redirect URL says? Go back to GSC, click the redirect, look at the URLs, and then click the window to see it; what does it show? Does it show a page not found or what? Or are the articles similar URLs- look more closely at the URLs. Did you interlink the five pages? Internal linking? To fix it, you need to know what is causing a redirect, did you remove pages, and now have similar pages that were removed before and now a new one? That's what happened to me. I had an about Brenda page, then I removed it, then created a new about me page, so instead, it became a 301 permanent redirect to about-brenda-2. So also, look at your permalink- does anything look similar?
Hi Brenda, thanks for your detailed response. What I still don't understand is, what is a redirect error? What is/are the cause(s)?
Bob
Bob. I am looking for resources for you to read. It would be hard for me to explain as the English language is not my mother tongue. I use sign language.
Google says " a Redirect error” is a Google Search Console status. It means that bots didn’t get to the destination URL as a redirect you set up didn’t work or encountered an error on a URL level. It also indicates that the affected page wasn’t indexed."
First, you must look at the URL looks like this example https://omethingdotcom/categories/nameofpost.
Analyze the list of the affected pages in Google Search Console.
Second, browse the list of the affected pages in the Page indexing (Index Coverage) report to assess the scale of the problem or look for any patterns in the affected URLs.
See my screenshot. Look at the arrows; when you see the page redirect, click that. I have two pages that I removed; then, when I added them back using the same name, it changed it to a redirect using about-brenda-2
Do you have an SEO Plugin? Which one are you using? Did your SEO plugin do a redirect that you know about?
It's essential to look at the list of redirects -What does the site show?
https://namedotcom/permalink like that
how many of those are there? Thats what I want you to find out.
Thanks for your help. I have four that say there was a redirect error that failed. I was looking where you said in your screenshot. I don't see the problem. All I know is what I've told you. I'm not sure what to look for. The urls all look normal to me.
I'll continue to inspect and read etc.
Bob
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What is a redirect error on google search console and how do I fix them?
I receive a report from Google Search Console that told me about five articles I've written on my website that failed to be indexed because redirect errors. As per my question,
Please check the following resource
https://www.onely.com/blog/how-to-fix-redirect-error-in-google-search-console/
Hi there, I had the same problem. Can you explain in more detail what the redirect URL says? Go back to GSC, click the redirect, look at the URLs, and then click the window to see it; what does it show? Does it show a page not found or what? Or are the articles similar URLs- look more closely at the URLs. Did you interlink the five pages? Internal linking? To fix it, you need to know what is causing a redirect, did you remove pages, and now have similar pages that were removed before and now a new one? That's what happened to me. I had an about Brenda page, then I removed it, then created a new about me page, so instead, it became a 301 permanent redirect to about-brenda-2. So also, look at your permalink- does anything look similar?
Hi Brenda, thanks for your detailed response. What I still don't understand is, what is a redirect error? What is/are the cause(s)?
Bob
Bob. I am looking for resources for you to read. It would be hard for me to explain as the English language is not my mother tongue. I use sign language.
Google says " a Redirect error” is a Google Search Console status. It means that bots didn’t get to the destination URL as a redirect you set up didn’t work or encountered an error on a URL level. It also indicates that the affected page wasn’t indexed."
First, you must look at the URL looks like this example https://omethingdotcom/categories/nameofpost.
Analyze the list of the affected pages in Google Search Console.
Second, browse the list of the affected pages in the Page indexing (Index Coverage) report to assess the scale of the problem or look for any patterns in the affected URLs.
See my screenshot. Look at the arrows; when you see the page redirect, click that. I have two pages that I removed; then, when I added them back using the same name, it changed it to a redirect using about-brenda-2
Do you have an SEO Plugin? Which one are you using? Did your SEO plugin do a redirect that you know about?
It's essential to look at the list of redirects -What does the site show?
https://namedotcom/permalink like that
how many of those are there? Thats what I want you to find out.
Thanks for your help. I have four that say there was a redirect error that failed. I was looking where you said in your screenshot. I don't see the problem. All I know is what I've told you. I'm not sure what to look for. The urls all look normal to me.
I'll continue to inspect and read etc.
Bob
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Hey Robert,
All Visitors: This metric typically represents the total number of visits to your site over a specific period, including repeat visits by the same individuals. If one person visits your site five times in a day, all five visits would be counted.
Unique Visitors: This metric is used to count each visitor only once within the chosen time frame, regardless of how many times they visit the site. It helps you understand how many different people have visited your site. So if the same person visits your site five times in a day, they will only be counted once.
Clicks: This metric counts the number of times visitors have clicked on links within your site. It is useful for tracking user engagement and the effectiveness of your site's layout and link placements.
Hope this helps :)
Thanks Carson. Yes, it makes sense.
Bob