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Over theweekend, an internal issue caused Google to send out Search Console notifications about redirect errors. Google confirmed those emails were sent due to an internal issue and the notifications were not sent due to any website issue.
Bug confirmed. Google confirmed the issue on the Search Console Twitter account:
The email. Here is a sample of what the email looks like. It reads, “Coverage issues detected on domain. Search Console has identified that your site is affected by 1 Coverage issues: Top Errors. Errors can prevent your page or feature from appearing in Search results. The following errors were found on your site: Redirect error. We recommend that you fix these issues when possible to enable the best experience and coverage in Google Search.”
When you clicked on “Fix Coverage Issues,” Google would take you into the Search Console Coverage report, directly drilled down into the Redirect error statuses page:
More screenshots of this issue. Here are some more screenshots of this issue shared on Twitter:
Why we care. Just to be clear, if you received this notification, you do not need to take action. Google will fix the coverage report in Search Console and the redirect errors should go away. Google will likely notify us when the report is fixed.
If you receive this error in the future, you probably want to address it. But if you received this notification over the past weekend, you can likely safely ignore the notification.
Creating content for SEO purposes is often associated with keyword-stuffed articles that lack quality and voice. But, as Google continues to push search marketers towards optimizing for humans instead of algorithms, that kind of content is rapidly losing visibility in the search results.
High-quality content, that’s designed to address the user’s needs as efficiently and effectively as possible, is now the standard. At SMX Create, Alli Berry, SEO director at The Motley Fool, provided an overview of the principles and tactics she uses to create content that not only ranks well and drives traffic, but also speaks to searchers.
Structure for scanability
Even the most comprehensive content will fail audiences if it’s not presented in a digestible format. And, the narrow aspect ratio of mobile devices adds another factor to consider as it influences how much content a user can view at one time. This is why it is so important to organize your content so that users can find the exact information they’re looking for.
“Whenever I’m training new writers, the first thing I explain is the inverted pyramid of journalism,” Berry said, adding, “Nobody does this better than journalists . . . Their formula for writing content is really aligned with what search engines are looking for.”
The inverted pyramid is a way to organize content by leading with the most relevant, impactful information — in other words, the information the user is presumably seeking — at the very beginning.
The most important information typically includes answering the 5 Ws (who, what, when, where and why). After that, content creators should address the other important details and supplement with background information. Search Engine Land’s article “Meet Google Analytics 4: Google’s vision for the future of analytics,” is one example of how the inverted pyramid can be applied to content.
It’s important to consider the structure of your content as well. Walls of text can obstruct scanability; “I would consider things like bullet points and a lot of headers [as] a way to break up pages,” Berry said. Engaging visuals serve two purposes here as well: improving scanability by breaking up walls of text while facilitating written content (with additional context or by visualizing data, for example).
Understand E-A-T
Over the last few years, expertise, authoritativeness and trustworthiness (known collectively as E-A-T) have become a well-known concept in the search industry, but for audiences, these concepts have always existed.
“[E-A-T is] super important to incorporate into your content, because . . . from the user perspective, showing off your expertise and your authoritativeness in your space is hugely important,” she said, adding that creating trust signals, for both users and search engines, is also critical.
Below are a few ways that Berry recommends brands and publishers demonstrate E-A-T.
Expertise:
Having credibility in your space.
Using experts in your content.
Authoritativeness:
Showcasing your expertise, awards, external recognition, etc.
Author bio pages.
Strong pages about “who” your organization is and what it is about.
Trust:
External reviews.
High-quality external links.
Use credible sources.
Secure your site.
Ensure your site copy and content are error-free.
Brands and publishers should be familiar with Google’s standards for Your Money or Your Life (YMYL) content. “These are pages or topics that could impact a person’s future happiness, their health, their financial stability or safety,” Berry said, “So, really, these are the most important topics to a person.”
Google holds YMYL content, which includes content about shopping, news and current events, finance, health and safety, civics, government, law, groups of people, housing, education and so on, to a higher standard of E-A-T as incorrect information on these subjects may harm users.
While subject matter experts do have the expertise, they may not be the best content creators. When that’s the case, Berry recommends interviewing them instead of using them as creators.
And, updating your content regularly can ensure that it reflects the latest news or developments. How often publishers should update their content can vary by industry, “But, if you have evergreen pages that are designed to rank for the long term, you need to pay attention to what your competitors are doing and how often the search results are changing,” Berry said, noting that her organization has set up alerts when rankings fall and when content goes 90 days without being updated so that her team can assess whether updates should be made.
Answer the questions your audience is asking
Users come to your site for a reason and addressing that reason can help you increase your search visibility and facilitate conversions. The first step to answering the questions your audience may have is by identifying those questions.
Keyword tools can help figure out what those questions are as well as the opportunity, represented by search volume, that goes with answering each question. In the example above, Berry used Answer the Public in tandem with a keyword tool, which is a common feature among tool providers like Semrush, Ahrefs and Moz, to identify content and keyword ideas and search volume. “Don’t forget about things like People also ask or the bottom of the search results [Related searches] because these can also really help inform what should be on your pages,” she added.
Marketers can also turn to social media and forums (like Reddit or Quora) to see what questions their audience may have. Talking to customers directly, or surveying them, can also help you source content ideas.
Create linkable content
“There are definitely types of content that do better for link building,” Berry said, adding that linkable content must have a unique angle.
Conducting primary or secondary research can help your content amplification efforts as it takes data and turns it into something digestible for journalists (that may link to you in their own articles) as well as your audience. For those in the position to publish primary research, there may be an advantage in that your business owns that data, making it unique to your brand. For example, Spotify uses its own data when it publishes its annual Spotify Wrapped digest.
“Data visualizations and infographics are also hugely compelling, especially if you’re taking something really complicated and making it a lot easier to understand,” Berry said.
“With data visualizations and infographics and images, you need to utilize alt text and captions and make them very descriptive,” she said, emphasizing that members of your audience may be using assistive technologies to navigate your content. Using the appropriate punctuations within your alt text and captions, and summarizing data that is in your images within the text as well can also greatly improve the user experience: “If you’ve ever watched somebody use assistive technology — [for example] somebody using a screen reader — if you don’t use punctuation . . . it’s really a painful experience because it reads on and on and on. There are no breaks and that can be super overwhelming to somebody who’s listening to the content,” she said.
Content featuring controversial opinions, or “hot takes,” can help generate links as they often provide unique perspectives. “Ego-bait lists,” another tactic that Berry mentioned, can also be used to amplify your content by compiling opinions from experts, or a list of the experts themselves, as is often the case in the search industry.
“Make sure that you’re utilizing the formats that you can really do well, and that are going to give you a competitive edge,” Berry said, “And make sure that, no matter what format you’re using, you’re really following that inverted pyramid and you’re answering your audience’s questions well. Make the content really easy for people to access and understand and scan and you’ll go far.”
If there’s one thing that 2021 has made evident to the B2B marketer, it’s that today’s B2B buyers are leveraging a digital-first approach. Their tactics now involve covert research done on their own time and in their preferred digital channels. They are also experiencing amore complex buying journey, increasing touchpoints and larger buying committees. To compound this even further,recent researchby Integrate and Heinz Marketing found that current team structures, processes and technology do not effectively support today’s marketing team goals.
In short, it’s a new buyer-driven B2B world out there, and B2B marketers need to evolve. They need to adopt a buyer-driven, omnichannel Precision Demand Marketing approach that is more connected, agile and precise across the entire funnel.
This includes refocusing top-of-the-funnel efforts like content syndication to be more buyer-driven and effective. While content syndication is a tried-and-true channel in the B2B marketer’s toolkit, it’s also one that marketers have historically invested a lot of time and money in but have often struggled in proving its ROI. Common complaints with content syndication are that it is riddled with poor data quality, disparate and complex systems, and can be difficult to scale.
However, with a strong strategy and trusted and proven third-party publisher execution, content syndication allows marketers to pull the greatest amount of their addressable market into their orbit – all with the precise guardrails of who might be a good fit.
Matt Mullins, senior director of global marketing operations and technology at Tenable, says, “we need to make our demand strategies work smarter, not harder. This means evaluating our tools and tech and finding ways to free up time and budget resources.”
Below are four steps to make your content syndication strategies more effective, streamlined and scalable:
1. Block bad lead data
Data is the biggest barrier B2B Marketers have when trying to connect with their buyers. Many marketers still struggle to capture, update and maintain clean data, thus putting their relationships with sales and leadership at risk. The challenges of executing high-volume lead gen campaigns while not having a system to process and reject bad leads result in manual work from marketing ops, delays in lead delivery to sales, and poor lead quality.
The solution? Institute data and prioritization efforts to keep data clean and actionable. Prioritize sales enablement and buy-in, leverage tools that reject bad leads to protect and optimize spending, and focus on balancing early funnel leads with sales.
2. Target with precision
Good data quality and confidence go hand in hand with targeting buyers with precision.
In today’s buyer-driven, precision demand marketing world, B2B marketers need to get even more precise in their targeting by honing in on their ideal customer profile or persona-based marketing.
The solution? Look for tools that allow you to precisely target your ICP while ensuring you only pay for the leads that make sense for your content syndication campaigns. Use buyer and intent signals to your advantage. Get to truly know and understand your customers – and their pain points – so you can create targeted buyer experiences.
3. Centralize and connect sources
Many marketers can relate to managing campaigns across many sources, channels, and publishers, but few know that there’s a better way. B2B marketers need to break down campaign silos and stop manually managing an increasing number of disconnected channels.
The solution? Focus on a multichannel view of exactly where and when prospects are engaging and then determine which sources work best. Connect those channels to work together to deliver high-quality customer experiences that drive revenue. To gain true visibility into performance, we must centralize demand performance, compare results, and optimize spend.
4. Orchestrate omnichannel experiences
Finally, B2B marketers need to orchestrate the buyer’s journey by guiding prospects and building meaningful connections with them to generate high-quality leads that will convert.
The solution? Go beyond ABM to activate and nurture across channels to boost buyer confidence and accelerate purchasing decisions. Leverage intent data and signals to target accounts that meet the ICP, then capitalize on those accounts in the market. This account activity drives the deeper persona work at the demand unit or buying committee level.
After this, focus on reaching the individual buyer or executive sponsor by identifying personalized and creative ways for trust-building. Craft unique chatbot experiences, direct mail, or other digital approaches. Apply this to live events as they make a return.
The takeaway
Content syndication remains an important channel for marketers. Although it may have lost its luster in recent years due to bad data, unactionable leads and scalability issues, the opportunity exists today for marketers to update and refine a channel that really works by using Precision Demand Marketing. This buyer-driven, omnichannel approach to content syndication, along with the right technologies that put data governance at the core, is where B2B marketers can thrive.
To learn more about improving your content syndication strategy in today’s new B2B world, please check out this on-demand webinar “4 Ways to Boost Confidence in Your Content Strategy,” featuring Stephanie Swinyer, head of revenue marketing at Integrate, and Matthew Mullins, senior director of global marketing operations and technology at Tenable.
Bạn đã thật sự hiểu rõ về KPI SEO cũng như tầm quan trọng của nó đối với chiến lược SEO mình đang thực hiện? Hay bạn vẫn đang mơ hồ về mục tiêu cũng như chưa áp dụng đầy đủ các chỉ số đo lường một cách hiệu quả?
KPI SEO là những số liệu mà các chuyên gia marketing sử dụng để đo lường hiệu quả SEO trên website. Nhờ đó, họ có thể thật sự hiểu được mức độ hiệu quả của từng chiến dịch, theo dõi mọi thay đổi và quán xuyến được toàn bộ ảnh hưởng từ các đợt update thuật toán.
Nếu bạn vẫn đang hoang mang không biết nên bắt đầu thiết lập các chỉ số KPIs như thế nào? Đâu mới là những chỉ số chính xác cho một dự án SEO thành công? Đừng lo, hãy xem ngay bài chia sẻ dưới đây của GTV, với những kiến thức trong bài viết chắc chắn sẽ giúp bạn áp dụng và triển khai KPI SEO tốt nhất!
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You probably already know: To plan and execute an SEO campaign is not an easy task.
However, it is not just planning and execution that all work is done. You need to continue to monitor the effectiveness, learn from mistakes, and constantly improve your campaign.
The best way to track the effectiveness of an SEO campaign is to focus on specific SEO KPIs . However, there are countless SEO KPIs you can approach, and not all of them will work for you.
Good SEO KPIs will help you throughout the campaign stages, even while the campaign is still running, ensuring you promptly recognize any warning signals at the earliest.
Are you ready to keep in mind the essential SEO KPIs for your campaign? Let's get It Started!
What are SEO KPIs?
SEO KPIs are metrics that marketers use to measure SEO effectiveness on websites. As a result, they can truly understand the effectiveness of each campaign, track any changes, and manage the full impact of algorithm updates.
Here's how you define goals and KPIs for your SEO campaign.
Define SEO goals and KPIs
To accurately measure the effectiveness of an SEO campaign, the first thing you need to know is: what is the specific goal that the campaign is aiming for.
The KPIs chosen should ensure that they are mapped out against these goals. From there, it can clearly show how the top of the work that you are undertaking in the SEO campaign towards the ultimate goal of the business.
If a client comes to you and asks to increase rankings for a bunch of keywords (listed earlier), then you need to dig deeper into the situation.
You need to ask the following questions:
Why? Why do you need these keyword rankings?
How can that help your business?
You need to develop an explanation towards:
Be strategic about why your customers need what.
The reason why they want to focus on ranking for that keyword, traffic from search engines.
Understand what their real business goals are.
After understanding your client's real goals, behind just achieving higher rankings for the keywords listed, you can provide better and more valuable service to them.
Most importantly, you can include KPIs that are directly related to your business goals. This means that KPIs will be rephrased in a language that people who make business decisions can also understand.
High keyword rankings are great. But a percentage showing increased sales from implementing SEO or a reduced investment cost per lead will help you succeed and be more appreciated in the eyes of customers.
The SEO value needs to come with the conversion rate. And this is also the guideline that Hanoi SEO service projects at GTV always aim for.
Simply put, an SEO KPI is the link between your business goals and the SEO work you're doing.
Don't let the SEO KPI building process lead to "analysis paralysis" results
Important Note: We own a very large amount of data. Obviously the data presented in analytics programs like Google Analytics is overwhelming.
But trying to explain all of the metrics like Bounce Rate or frequency to a client can often be difficult. A glazed and bewildered look from your audience is likely the image you'll get from meetings with clients.
Decision makers need what they understand: Clearer, granular data.
The audience you report strategically for SEO services has 2 main groups to focus on:
SEO-ers or analysts: They need deep research focused reports.
However, businesses: Just focus on key information that can be used to make decisions.
Therefore, if you provide the right information they need, as well as help solve the exact problem: Marketing costs, then they will be YOUR CUSTOMERS.
Don't confuse potential customers with your data.
Now, it's time for us to dive into the more important content. Please focus and remember the following information!
SEO KPIs for Agency
For an agency, the importance of SEO KPIs is fundamental. It helps to ensure that the work you take on will have a productive impact on your partner's business.
SEO is so confusing and complicated these days, the same thing that may work for one business may not work for another.
Therefore, you need to account for all the variables, carefully measuring the individual results of each with the overall strategy. Don't assume that just because certain types of links work for one job can get the same results for another.
The SEO KPIs you choose should be able to provide the earliest warnings if your SEO campaign is not achieving results. If you are not getting the results you want, you need to dig deeper and find out what the root cause is. Do not try to implement the project for 6 months and the problem still cannot have a definite answer.
Remember: SEO KPIs provide early warnings so you and your business can clearly identify potential problems and plan strategies to solve them. Use SEO KPIs internally to measure, review, and improve your approach where needed.
SEO KPIs for businesses
Whether your goal is just reporting or customer retention, you need to be able to clearly and accurately communicate why a certain strategy is in place.
Example: Why a blog post is necessary or why Digital PR is important.
Just explaining the ranking growth alone is never enough. Ranking growth is not synonymous with revenue growth. More connections are needed to clarify the relationship between the report and the stated end goal of the business.
You must identify a certain tactic that is helping to improve the bottom line for the client and drive them towards their end goals.
Increase the number of potential customers, increase sales, increase customers… there are many choices here that prove the true value of your work.
Make sure you clearly communicate this through your SEO KPIs outlined against your business goals.
More specifically, what SEO KPIs do you need, we will move to the content: How to classify SEO KPIs
Classification of SEO KPIs
In order for SEO KPI metrics to best communicate, you should categorize SEO KPIs clearly.
Remember: The goal of launching a new product is completely different from the company's goal of trying to sell more to existing customers.
If you're a local business, an SEO campaign can be designed to get more customers into your store. If you're a service business, you'll likely aim to get as many leads as possible.
A new product can be expected to attract attention and generate an email list. Be sure to categorize and communicate your SEO KPIs in the most meaningful way.
Realize that the marketing funnel can make it easier to categorize SEO goals and KPIs.
Awareness: Build an audience for your product or service.
Engagement: The goal of increasing engagement for your products and services.
Conversion: Target sales and leads.
VQVC: Volume, Quality, Value and Cost
Another useful way to categorize your SEO KPIs is with the “Value, Quality, Value and Cost” template.
Volume: Unique Visitors, visits, page views…
Quality: Bounce Rate, Visit Duration, Pages per visit
Value: Financial value per visit/lead/conversion?
Cost: How much does it cost to get 1 lead or one contract from SEO?
How GTV SEO uses SEO KPIs to measure SEO strategy effectiveness
Honestly, measuring the effectiveness of SEO and digital marketing campaigns is a big challenge. There's a lot of data, but all of it when in metric format on analytics tools (like Google Analytics) is often more confusing than providing insight.
These tools need to be customized to display specific goals, by looking at the desired results and linking them to your SEO strategy and SEO KPIs.
The SEO KPI report used at GTV is designed for more than just tracking the ranking of a small set of keywords. Instead, GTV SEO looks at the impacts on Organic Traffic (awareness), Relevance of traffic (engagement) and overall quality, the likelihood that this traffic leads to contracts, potential partners or conversions anywhere. any form.
GTV SEO, also considers the actual results in the campaign: Usually content created to increase topic coverage, links built to increase authority and relevant Referral Traffic. Last but not least, GTV looks at traditional SEO metrics powered by tools like Moz and Majestic SEO.
And all is not such a fixed template that will still need to be customized based on the specific work and goals of the customer. All of the above is always on the way, 90% on the way towards improving SEO KPIs and reporting.
SEO metrics
There are traditional SEO KPIs that can be used to gauge progress, but these metrics will need to be compared with competitors to provide a realistic picture. Typically, an increase in a website's trust and authority will correlate with the ranking growth for search terms and the Organic Traffic received.
These metrics are important, but never express them in business terms – then the prioritization of the above metrics in the report will depend on how SEO-savvy the client is (here). which of course you should always aim to improve on).
Ranking for key converting keywords (local/organic).
Ranking for secondary benchmark keywords (local/organic).
Majestic Citation Flow.
Majestic Trust Flow.
Majestic Trust & Citation Balance.
Moz Domain Authority.
Moz Page Authority.
Moz Spam Score.
Realistic SEO KPIs
Here GTV see how what we are doing affects the entire website:
Is the strategy getting more traffic?
Is the implementation generating more pages that generate overall traffic, thus increasing topic coverage?
Does keyword visibility in search help increase traffic?
This is when SEO strategies become most realistic so these metrics are important.
Organic Traffic Growth.
Increase the number of pages on the site that generate traffic.
Non-branded search traffic growth.
Percentage increase in organic conversions.
Percentage of increased traffic from specific regions.
A solid SEO campaign can have an impact on a business, beyond just driving more Organic Traffic. If links are an important part of your strategy, this exposure can drive more quality Referral Traffic.
It is therefore prudent to demonstrate additional value here, which helps illustrate how an SEO strategy has many marketing benefits, and regular Referral Traffic can convert higher than Organic Traffic – So ignore it. this when in danger.
The percentage in Referral Traffic increased.
The percentage in Referral Conversions increased.
The percentage in Engagement Metrics (bounce, pages, time) increases.
Brand impact
Increasing search visibility is equivalent to increasing overall visibility. So GTV SEO also looks at the increase in branded search traffic and brand mentions and how it relates to the work being done.
The percentage in branded search traffic increased.
The percentage in brand mentions increased.
Link-building KPI
Links are still one of the big three metrics for improving search engine visibility, and links (plus content) are often the main tangible element of a long-term SEO campaign.
Therefore, GTV SEO is still required to report on the overall number of links, links from authority sites and links from highly relevant sites. They are usually pulled from a wishlist of links and should be customized around the client's industry.
Total link built.
Number of links from authoritative sites.
Links from relevant sites.
Lead generation KPI
Potential customers are an important component in the overall Digital Marketing activities.
However, the classification of leads and sales funnels is becoming more and more complicated. As such, GTV looks at measuring the impact of previous SEO efforts on lead generation, whether it's social media signups, newsletter subscriptions, or some downloads or customer genes. Other potentials specific to your business.
The percentage of subscriptions to newsletters (e-newsletters, e-catalogs, etc.) increases.
The percentage of social media followers/likes… increased.
The goal of creating specific customers for the business (data sheets, white paper ...).
Really talking to customers about what the customer journey looks like and capturing their every step adds value to SEO strategies.
KPIs according to specific business goals
This is a little more difficult. However, it is important from a reporting perspective. GTV SEO has really done all it can to connect business strategy with SEO strategy. The SEO KPIs detailed above are all used here, so it's a case of synthesizing the structure to align with the client's already goals.
If the goal is to raise awareness of a new product, then GTV will focus on awareness metrics: Impressions, average position, keywords, clicks, etc.
If the goal is to drive more signups, then GTV SEO tracks the number of people visiting the registration pages and the price.
Or the goal is more traditional conversions, the metrics to track are: Total sales, leads, customer demand.
Conclude
Have you found the right SEO KPI for your strategy?
Don't forget, the work you're doing to your business's strategy is more valuable than simply ranking for keywords. That is, adding real value to the business, reducing marketing costs, branding and more. You just have to remember to let them know!
In addition, if you want more detailed advice for your SEO strategy, contact GTV SEO for a free consultation!
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We all know that Internet users are impatient when waiting for a Web page to load. Therefore, the performance and visibility of the Website is very important. Website speed doesn't just affect user experience. It also has a direct impact on SEO.
To help build Web sites faster, we introduce you to tools that make it easy to test Web speed .
Tip : Combine several tools to test Website speed so you get a better picture of Website speed issues.
All these tools are completely free, so why not give it a try? Start finding the right measuring tool for any Website!
1. Page Speed Online
Google's Page Speed Online – An adaptation based on the Google Chrome Web browser extension. Page Speed analyzes Web site performance according to Google Web performance best practices (a set of rules for optimal user interface performance).
You can get a lot of information from this handy Web tool. It also includes a report on mobile best practices for optimal performance.
2. Pingdom Tools
This tool is a free online Pingdom Website Speed Test . Pingdom (a server, network, and Web site monitoring service). Provides you with several reports such as time analysis of each Web page object.
Examples: images, page styles, and JavaScript libraries… Downloads and performance scores are required for things like browser caching. Another useful report is the page analytics that provides information: Load time, page size, and requests.
3. Free Website Performance Test (BrowserMob)
This is BrowserMob 's free Web speed and performance testing tool . A company that provides Web page load testing and monitoring services. Provides you a lot of information about Website speed such as:
Average load time, total page weight, and number of page objects. It pings your Web from four locations so you get a global view of your Web site's performance.
4. Which Loads Faster
Faster splits two Web pages relative to each other in terms of load times. You can find out if Google loads faster than Bing by using this tool. Faster is a simple tool that compares how well or poorly your website performs compared to competing Web sites. This open source tool was created to promote importance.
5. WebPagetest
This convenient online tool tests your Web speed in real browsers (Chrome, Firefox..). And gives you the option of conducting checks from several locations around the world. WebPagest has advanced settings with options to simulate common Internet connection speeds.
For example, DSL and dial-in 56K, block ads so you can see the performance cost of running ads on your Web site.
6. Web Page Analyzer
This Simple Analyzer – Possibly one of the oldest tools available with its first version released in 2003. Gives you data on Web page size, content and loading time. your. Web Page Analyze also gives you suggestions on things you can improve.
7. Keycdn
Keycdn 's free Website Speed Test Tool allows : See and test how Website speed is performing in different locations around the globe.
8. SiteSpeed
This tool tests Web speed relevant data on page rendering time. Such as download time, number of connections made and number of requests made.
It also has some additional features such as running tests even when the Web site has HTTP authentication. Just provide a password for the site and the ability to emulate different types of Internet connections.
9. K6
K6 's free online download and performance tool . Provides a wealth of data about your Web site's ability to handle traffic. This Web performance evaluation tool is capable of displaying graphed data such as user load time.
It is simulated by virtual machine automatically and requests per second. To see how durable your Web server is and how fast it can process web page requests.
10. OctaGate SiteTimer
OctaGate Site Timer is a pretty simple online Web speed test tool . You plug in the URL you want to test and it's its turn. It will output a graph with all objects containing information such as download start time.
End time and duration for each session. This tool is beneficial for quickly detecting slow loading page objects. You can optimize them to improve Web page speed.
This tool is very beneficial, as it quickly detects problems on the web such as web obstructions that slow down the web load. Therefore, it is necessary to optimize to increase website speed.
Other Website Speed Test Tools
1. Web Site Performance Test (Dynatrace ~ free trial)
The real-time rendering engine displays information on factors such as DNS lookup times and Web site connection times.
2. Webslug
Similar to Which Loads Faster ? The tool mentioned above, Webslug will test Website speed and compare the performance of two Web sites.
3. Uptrends
The Uptrends tool provides basic data on Website speed, but from 35 different locations.
4. GTmetrix
This is a Web speed test, online tool using YSlow and PageSpeed. It evaluates a Web site's user interface performance, providing you with easy-to-understand information.
5. Speed Test (WebToolHub)
Pretty basic online tool that provides data like page size. Same download time, download speed and average speed in tabular form.
6. Rigor
This Website speed test tool will scan the Web page and collect data related to Web performance. You are required to provide and verify your email address to run the test.
7. Site Speed Checker
A Web speed test tool that lets you run tests on 10 URLs at a time.
8. Free Website Speed Test (Self SEO)
Simple Web Speed Test Tool gives you the option to enter up to 10 URLs to run tests concurrently.
9. Geekflare
Is a tool to test Website speed for free. It allows you to check such as: Load time, time to first byte, page size and analysis of your content. It also offers many Web speed tests to choose from. And make it a great tool!
10. Sucuri LoadTimeTester
Sucuri looks at how long it takes to test your website's full one-page Website speed. It's simple, free and easy to use.
The above tools are all Web speed test tools to improve Website better. All of them are free and very effective, so why not give it a try?
Conclude
Tools used to test Web speed can be a solution to help you improve user experience and optimize in SEO. You can use these free tools to check your Website. However, choose a tool that really suits your Website!
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