Seo Actu / Analytics
I remember the first time a page with high commercial intent—lots of traffic, good SERP placement, clear CTAs—refused to turn visits into conversions. The analytics looked deceptively healthy: sessions were up, bounce rates acceptable,...
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I remember the first time I opened a heatmap report for a high-traffic landing page and felt like I was looking at a treasure map — except the X-marked spots were where visitors were leaking out of the funnel. Heatmaps are one of those analytics...
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Why I care about catching drops earlyI've been through my share of traffic scares: a seemingly overnight 30% drop in sessions, a botched migration that cut organic referrals in half, and a slow, creeping decline that only became obvious when revenue...
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I remember the first time one of my sites lost 40% of organic traffic overnight. That panic — the racing through dashboards, the frantic Slack messages, the “what did we break?” — is something every SEO practitioner dreads. Over the years...
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I’ve been running content experiments for years, and one thing I’ve learned is that a reliable SEO testing lab is less about fancy tools and more about rigorous process, clear metrics, and reproducible setups. Below I’ll walk you through how I...
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I often get questions about how and where to déclarer ses revenus de valeurs mobilières, especially when the Prélèvement Forfaitaire Unique (PFU, aka the "flat tax") is involved. As someone who writes about analytics and financial topics in a...
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I’ve been testing AI-written content for years now, balancing curiosity with caution. As AI text generators get better, one recurring question I hear from marketers is: how do we measure the actual SEO impact of AI-written pages without...
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When I first started using Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to inform SEO experiments, I treated event data like a treasure map — full of promise but only useful if you know how to read it. Over the years I’ve refined a process that turns GA4 event...
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I often tell clients that some of the best keyword opportunities on a website are hiding in plain sight — buried inside your internal site search logs. When visitors use your site search, they’re raising their hands and telling you exactly what...
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I remember the first time a Google core update hit one of my sites: traffic fell, my inbox filled with worried client messages, and for a few sleep-deprived days I felt like I was firefighting without a map. Over the years I’ve learned that the...
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