Determine how often each keyword should be tracked.

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Typically, we will use some combination of search volume, impressions, clicks, conversion rates, etc. from sources like STAT, Google Search Console, and Google Analytics to differentiate between money makers and non-money makers. But again, we are assurance businesses and don't have access to this insight, so we'll stick with search volume.

By right-clicking anywhere in the site-level algeria number data table, we can export our current set of keywords to STAT. We’ll then order everything from highest search volume to lowest search volume. If you have your eyes on this sweet, sweet insight for your business, order your keywords by the highest money maker.

Since we don't want to go too crazy with our list, we'll keep it to a nice and manageable 1,500 keywords.




We may have narrowed our cities to 15, but our keywords need to be tracked far more often than that — and at a much more local level.

True Facts: A “national” (or market-level) SERP is not a true SERP, nor is a citywide SERP. The closer you can get to the searcher standing on the street corner, the better, and the more of those locations you can track, the more searchers’ SERPs you will sample.