<p>Hi Angel</p> <p>1. Not relevant to the business / not contributing to the business aspects </p> <p>2. We have our own categorization system that helped us to identify them</p> <p>3. In this case no, it's not related to the content in our page it's related to the quality of the visitors<br /></p>

<p>It's always hard to find new keywords, but if you combine data from a variaty of tools you will have higher chance to find those keywords</p>

<p>Great numbers!</p>

<p>Happy to help! </p>

<p>Agree</p>

<p>You always need to double check your straegy </p>

<p>Happy to share!</p>

<p>Thanks for your comment Himani, </p> <p>Agree with 1 and 2, about 3 - you need to speak with all the steak holders within your organization and make sure that they will know the importance of these changes</p>

<p>Totally agree</p>

<p>Great post Rand!</p> <p>Honestly I don't believe when you write a good content you should count the number of "targeted keywords", I saw many content pieces that are ranked on the 1st page without checking the ratio between content to targeted keywords. <br /></p> <p>Count of links is also irrelevant, while the <strong>quality </strong>is way more important. </p> <p>I think that paid is very important to build the presence if you are a newbie, and also start to develop your influencer marketing strategy to gain visibily </p>

<p>I use to publish on Quora, it drove us a lot of relevant traffic and even leads :) </p>

<p>Thanks for it Britney! and congrats on your first WBF :) </p> <p>Slideshare is a great platform to republish content using presentations (slideshare monthly traffic - 170M visits) </p> <p>From my experience I didn't see any traffic from IG or Linkedin. </p> <p>Quora in my opinion is the most valuable platform to gain traffic, as you said you need to be active and come up with relevant answers - Quora gets more than 325M visits per month. and the majority of their traffic is from organic search, which means that they have a lot of quality users!<br /></p>

<p>Great blog post Gianluca! thanks for sharing this </p>

<p>First of all - thanks for the transparency here, I do think it's a smart decision to focus only on the SEO products, but Moz is such a great product because of this community, because of MozCon and all the other features that you have comapring to other SAAS companies, as Head of SEO at SimilarWeb - enterprise SaaS company, we really admire this community so I'm looking forward to your new products, but I do think that focusing on community is very important thing </p>

<p>That's a good questions, that hopefully will have answer soon</p>

<p>Totally agree!</p>

<p>They are not listed here, because I don't have something new about them.</p>

<p>Hi Devarshi, </p> <p>Everything is SEO, some things have more direct affect and some have indirect affect </p> <p>Please watch this video: https://moz.com/blog/seos-direct-ranking-signals-google-whiteboard-friday</p>

<p>Exactly, you understood my point :)</p>

<p>Great comment! Thanks</p>

<p>I'm not saying not to focus on Google, I'm showing you how you can gain more traffic to your website with differnt sources of traffic. </p>

<p>Glad to hear that! </p>

<p>Google is still the biggest traffic referral in the world, I'm just saying that there are a lot of differnent resources to get traffic. </p>

<p>Thanks Carlos, let me know if you find any new tricks for DuckDuckGo</p>

<p>I want to say only 3 words - Thank You Cyrus</p>

<p>You still need to count this errors, and fix them until it will happen. </p> <p>Let's wait until this update will be resleased <br /></p>

<p>Hi Chenzo, </p> <p><br /></p> <p>It's a good question we need to wait for the AMP release <br /></p>

<p>Now, you still need to match the web content to the app content in order to get the ranking, after this update will release you won't need to match those.<br /></p>

<p>Thanks for your reply Peter! I know the app boosting won't be forever but if you have the chance you need to take advantage if it's possible </p>

<p>There is no official date yet. </p>

<p>Glad it's useful :)</p>

<p>Thanks Gianluca, I agree with u - when you try to analyze a market the best way to do it is with SimilarWeb Industry Analysis, and after it checking the specific competitors and see from where they are getting their traffic</p>

<p>Erica, </p> <p>Really liked this post, you really changed my mind. </p> <p>Going to change my slides strategy now :) </p> <p>Thanks! </p>

<p>Thanks for the post Marie, the task completion in my opinion is the most important signal in the on-site work, which also affects Panda.</p>

<p>We are working on CTR study, hopefully will be ready soon<br /></p>

<p>Google can see everything if you are browsing in chrome</p>

<p>They collect everything</p>

<p>Good idea, will take it mind. Thanks</p>

<p>It happens mostly in the gambling and binary industry</p>

<p>Having a big brand don't promise you nothing, I saw big brands that 90% from their traffic is from Advertising and their bounce rate and time on site sucks, </p>

<p>Thanks David, engagement stats are very important signal and I'm sure the engagement stats will become a serious factor in the future.</p> <p> <br /></p>

<p>Thanks for including us in this amazing research! it's great honor </p>

<p>Thanks Giancula it's a great post! I think it's very important for the brand to ask the "Why" and "How" questions<br /></p>

<p>Very surprised that SimilarWeb is not included in the results, maybe next year add another graph of - competitive analysis tools. <br /></p>

<p>Super useful! </p> <p>Thanks Cyrus<br /></p>

<p>It's working also for multilingual sites. </p>

<p>Thanks! </p>

<p>I don't think there is,but it's very easy to do it manually.</p>

<p>Read <a href="http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/235102" rel="nofollow">this guide</a> by Neil Patel</p>

<p>Looking forward to see the results!</p>

<p>Thank Connor! </p> <p>It's a nice theaory :)<br /></p>

<p>Thanks David!</p>

<p>So you probably don't enough visits to your website <br /></p>

<p>Site links for branded searches? or on long tail searches? <br /></p>

<p>Yep, maybe in the future it will be changed.</p>

<p>Maybe in the future Google will decide that it won't be related to the number of visitors in order to create more boxes in the SERP</p>

<p>Hi Hardik,</p> <p>Looking forward to see the results :)<br /></p>

<p>That's great! </p> <p>Thanks Cyrus<br /></p>

<p>Looking forward to hear you!</p>

<p>Hi Rand</p> <p>It looks amazing! </p> <p>Is there a way to see what is the average spam score? </p>

<p>Thanks for sharing this great piece of content! <br /> Generally speaking, you’ll be able to tell right away if the candidate is going to be a good fit. It’s kind of like ‘love at first sight’ in that sense.<br /> A good SEO should have a wide range of skills in all aspects of SEO, with at least one specific area of expertise. Prior experience is also obviously very important. That said, someone coming from a different background can also be a big asset, like a developer that wants to be SEO will likely have great technical SEO skills.</p>

<p>Rand this is great! </p> <p>What about lost links? are you planning to add this feature as well?</p>

<p>Hi Geronad </p> <p>The amazing data points from SimilarWeb and SimilarTech that presented here. </p>

<p>Hi Cyrus,</p> <p>Amazing data points :)</p> <p>I think that it's only the beginning, the searchaction markup will have a bigger impact in the near future</p>

<p>Hi Alan it's amazing indeed! </p> <p>After you have done the changes in the site speed, you saw immediately improvement in the loading time?</p>

<p>Wow really good post!</p> <p>Thanks for the sharing</p>

<p>Great Post!</p> <p>I want to add another fantastic tool to monitor any competitor traffic</p> <p>SimilarWeb.com - a great competitor analysis tool</p> <p><br /></p>