Link Your Ryte account with your Google Analytics and Google Search Console account to give you access to key performance data from Google.
Once the tool has finished crawling your website, Ryte provides you with over 160 separate analyses for each URL of your website. By linking your Ryte projects with Google Analytics data, you are also able to access traffic data for each URL. Integrating this web analytics data should therefore make it easier for you to discover your optimization potential, prioritize your optimization measures, and review the measures you implement.
You can easily link your Ryte account with your Google Analytics and Search Console Accounts:
Go to your project’s dashboard and click on “Project settings” in the top right hand corner.
Click on “Google Services,” and then “Settings”.
Add your Google Search Console and Google Analaytics Accounts.
Your accounts are now linked, and your Google data is available.
Once you have linked your accounts, you can access the traffic data of your individual URLs in every report:
This enables you to analyze the following for each URL:
Traffic from the last 30 days, which can be compared with traffic from the previous 30 days
Page views
Average dwell time
Bounce rate
Page visits
This means that for every report, you will be able to see which URLs have, for example, more page views, making it easier for you to decide which URLs to prioritize when it comes to optimizing. Read here to find out how to customize reports using Google Analytics data.
Figure 1: Important data from Google Analytics at a glance
For a more detailed analysis, linking your Ryte account with your Google Search Console account will give you access to reliable and up-to-date ranking data from the GSC.
Integrating your Search Console Data enables you to analyze the following for each URL:
Ranking position
Search term
Impressions
CTR
Clicks
Figure 2: The data from the Google Search Console now is easily visible
You can now view the following for any URL in your project:
the number of times it appears in the SERPs
how often visitors click on it
keywords for which it is ranked
ranking developments compared to the previous month
By combining your Google Analytics and Search Console data with your Ryte account, you have the perfect tools for detailed SEO analyses using web analytics data and real ranking data from the Google Search Console. Combining this data with your Ryte accounts will make it easier to make decisions and prioritize your search optimization measures.
Published on Sep 12, 2016 by Irina Hey