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SEO Tool I am currently working on – Would love insights!
Hey r/SEO enthusiasts!
We all know the intricate dance of SEO: optimizing content, tracking keyword rankings, monitoring site health, and then diving deep into the data to see the fruits of our labor. With tools like Google Analytics, Google Search Console, and various ad platforms, it can sometimes feel like we’re drowning in tabs and metrics.
That’s what led me to develop Statglide. The idea was simple: create a centralized dashboard to bring clarity to the avalanche of SEO and marketing data.
Current Features:
Unified Analytics View: Seamlessly pull in data from Google Search Console, Google Analytics, and other platforms into one cohesive dashboard.
Tailored Insights: Pre-made templates allow you to focus on the SEO metrics that truly matter, without the usual noise.
In the Pipeline:
Enhanced Data Retrieval: Working on making data loading quicker and more efficient.
Collaborative Elements: For those in agencies or with larger teams, we’re looking at features to share custom insights and add collaborators.
I genuinely value the expertise of this community and would love to hear:
How do you currently streamline your SEO analytics?
What features or integrations would make Statglide indispensable for an SEO pro?
Any feedback on the concept or potential improvements?Thanks for taking the time, and here’s to making SEO analytics a tad less chaotic!
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So you are just combining my Analytics and Search Console into 1 tab instead of 2 separate tabs in my browser?
Doesn’t justify enough features to integrate a 3rd party solution imo.
Sharing my data with a 3rd party is a risk. And for the risk to be worthwhile, it needs to offer better features I cannot live without.
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My primary SEO tool is an app to track rank: [serpfox.com](https://serpfox.com).
I am a crazy person, but to me, rank is the most important aspect of SEO. To be fair, I strongly disagree with most people in this regard. SEO is not CRO. I usually don’t care how many visitors our clients are getting; that is not why they pay us. If your site isn’t converting, that is not an SEO problem. Unless you’ve utilized the wrong keywords.
I am primarily concerned with where we are in the results.
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