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Your website is visible in search results and your marketing and advertising campaigns are in motion — but do you know how many visitors are coming to your site? Read on to learn how to measure website traffic, what insights you can gather from Google Analytics, and how measuring website traffic helps you track progress toward your SEO goals.

Not sure how to add business to Apple Maps? Boost your local visibility on Apple devices by claiming your business listing and Business Connect profile. Get on Apple Maps today!

Many marketers wonder, “How does Google rank my website?” The journey to those coveted top spots in search results can feel like navigating a maze, especially with so much misinformation along the way. Keep reading to uncover the real factors that boost (or hurt) your visibility in search.

Google uses Business Profiles as part of its local ranking factors — and potential customers use them to get information about your business and assess your trustworthiness. If you don’t have a profile, or if it’s not optimized, you’re missing out on a great opportunity to build connections with more customers and boost your local rankings.

The use of subdomains and how Google treats them remains a hot topic in the SEO world. If you’re debating whether to use subdomains but aren’t sure whether Google will index and rank the content you publish on them, read on.

Think that if you target the same keyword on multiple pages, you'll increase your chances of ranking? Have multiple pages targeting similar keywords with the same search intent? Learn how keyword cannibalization can make it harder to rank well and what you can do to fix it.

When you ask, “How much does SEO cost?” you usually get the answer, “it depends.” Sure, there are as many ways to pay for SEO as there are service providers. But I want to pull back the curtain and look at what you’re paying for and how your investment impacts results.

Make sure potential customers find you easily: Keep your Google Maps location up to date. Learn two easy ways to update your info via Search or your Google Business Profile below.

Comparing Google Analytics vs. Google Search Console? Learn which tool can help you better understand your website visitors and provide more insight into your digital marketing.

Noindexing a page helps you reduce index bloat and maximize your crawl budget. But telling Google not to index a page sounds antithetical to getting your pages on page one of search results. Learn why these two ends aren’t at odds below!