Easy to Rank Keywords Report
Easy to Rank Keywords Report
Discover which keywords you can use to quickly and easily get organic traffic
How to benefit from the report?
- Find out how much organic traffic you can acquire fast and affordably for free.
- Find the most promising Easy to Rank Keywords to add to your website’s pages.
- Implement keywords into the text and tags of relevant pages.
- Gain organic traffic from Google for missing keywords.
What’s inside the report?
List of Easy to Rank Keywords
Keywords that you don’t use on your website but that, if you add, can immediately and affordably start bringing in organic Google traffic. The table’s keywords are arranged according to their potential for growth.
Traffic Opportunities Metrics
Uncover untapped traffic opportunities with key insights. Missed Traffic is a metric that can help to determine how much traffic you aren’t receiving but can gain by focusing on the queries from the report. KeyRel is indicates how high or low the given keyword relevance is for the overall website and single queries.
Bonus: These metrics are available at no extra cost as part of the site audit.
​​How does Buddler generate the Easy to Rank Keywords Report
We compile a list of consistently relevant queries paired with the pages extracted from GSC for the most recent 30 days. This process involves identifying the pages that Google deems the most relevant among all those receiving traffic.
We undertake initial preparations for data collection, which contain tasks like verifying the accessibility of each relevant page and evaluating the content’s similarity to Google’s standards. Additionally, we determine the language used in both the page content and the query itself.
We collect the content from your site’s relevant pages, segment it into distinct text zones, and bring it to a normalized form, forming our own index for each page similar to Google.
We compare the query with the content of relevant pages in an accurate and normalized form by text zones separately, calculate how optimized this or that page is for the query for which it is shown in Google, how promising it is for improvement, and how much traffic it can bring.
We delve into each group of pages to determine if any are adequately optimized for the given query. Suppose none of the relevant pages meet the required optimization standards. In that case, we compile these queries into a table, ranking them based on their potential for further development compared to other queries lacking sufficient optimization.
We measure key insights for problematic promising keywords
We create a simple and understandable table
Tasks and cases that Easy to Rank Keywords may solve
Look up trends on Google for missed semantics that can be affordably turned into organic traffic
Find insights on which requests should be prioritized working on first — this is particularly valid when you are unsure of what to hold onto
Quickly find an Easy-To-Rank Keyword for SEO growth
Discover the increased traffic you may achieve by enhancing the text optimization of your currently ranked and live pages
As an SEO or marketing expert, come up with a list of possible topics that you have never seen on your website before
Evaluate how well the site pages match the requests and determine whether any requests need more attention
Gain indirect insights into the cannibalization issue and rapidly analyze the situation at GSC page by page for promising unprocessed queries
Frequently Asked Questions
about this report
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The report may not offer insights for every site, as it requires specific criteria:
- Easy to Rank Keywords Reports with text relevance checks available in English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Lithuanian, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish.
- Your website’s content should be accessible for indexing by Google, allowing it to be parsed and processed effectively. Our service’s robots are configured like Google’s, and the report is likely to yield empty results if search engine robots do not reach your web pages.
- Sites with a significant number of pages. Ideal for websites with large, complex semantics. If your site has tens, hundreds, or thousands of pages, this report is designed for you, providing valuable analytics. Our report is primarily valuable for projects with complex semantics that can be challenging to manage in practice.
- Significant Google search traffic: This report is for you if you recognize that the GSC data is insufficient and you are unsure how much traffic each request sends to the specific page.
- Sites registered in Google Search Console: Ensure your site is added to GSC to access the necessary data for analysis.
- Sites not exceeding 15 million annual Google clicks: Currently, our reports are optimized for sites with lower traffic volumes. However, we’re happy to provide tailored solutions to accommodate larger sites. Contact our customer support for a assistance.
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Within the report, “Keywords that rank easily” refer to those keywords where your website already has a presence in Google’s organic search results. However, the relevant pages on your site are not optimized enough for this query to secure high rankings and substantial traffic. These keywords represent the “low-hanging fruit” for your site.
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Buddler is not a text analyzer and does not compete with text analyzers. We develop algorithms for analyzing text content, similar to the principles of processing text content in Google, but they are only part of the overall report algorithm.
The general algorithm identifies gaps in the queries on your site that are in GSC, where they are hard to spot, and gives information about the lack of searches on the pages that need to be optimized.
No text analyzer can do this; otherwise, why would we come up with Easy to Rank Keywords Report? 🙂
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The report does not deliver recommendations for optimization and do not explicitly indicate which page is worse or better in terms of text relevance within a single query. Instead, it highlights queries that could potentially drive more traffic because the most optimized page according to Google may not be sufficiently optimized for the query.
The identifies problems, stimulates consideration, and directs attention to Google Search Console (GSC) for further analysis. In the next version of the report, expect additional insights related to the KeyRel metric, offering a fresh perspective on your site’s development.