Changelog

You can now conduct structured SEO tests to measure the impact of website changes on your organic traffic.

For example, you can test different title tag variations, analyze the impact of content length, or measure how FAQ sections affect your rankings with data-driven insights.

You can also track your tests alongside Google core updates using annotations to separate algorithm effects from your changes.

Learn more about conducting SEO tests and how to use our testing framework to grow your organic traffic.

You can now track and analyze how many different search queries generate impressions for your site.

For example, you can measure your site’s topical coverage, validate content pruning efforts, or track local SEO expansion with comprehensive query data beyond GSC’s 1,000 query limit. Learn all the ways you can use query counting.

You can also use query counting alongside traditional metrics to troubleshoot performance inconsistencies and validate keyword cannibalization fixes. Learn more about query counting and how it can transform your SEO analysis at SEO Gets.

One-click export capability added to all individual dashboards, allowing users to quickly download complete datasets for offline analysis or reporting.

A dedicated chart to visualize newly ranking pages and queries that weren’t previously ranking, helping teams quickly identify emerging opportunities.

Users can now integrate their own BigQuery datasets directly into SEO Gets, enabling more customized analysis with proprietary data.

On the master dashboard, if you tag any # of sites and then filter by that tag at the top, it will generate a combined metrics graph for you to see across that group of sites.

This is helpful when comparing site migrations, portfolios of sites, or combined international sites with different subdomains.

New functionality to save and track Keyword Topics and Clusters, similar to our content group feature for queries. This makes monitoring topical movement and performance easier than ever.