It shows you the visibility of the domain over time and it's amazing because it allows you to see ups and downs over a period of time.
These variations or volatility can come from changes to the website, migrations, redesigns, changes in the competition and, of course, from major updates to search algorithms.
Until the new organic research section was ready, you could only see this information for the root domain.
While very useful, many users needed to see the charts at the subdomain, subdirectory level, or even at specific URLs and keywords that the domain is ranking for.
Now you can check it out!
Simply enter a domain, subdomain or thailand telegram group URL and you'll see the graph change dynamically.
Something that is very powerful on many levels.
For example, you can see trends over time for specific parts of your website.
The same goes for specific URLs, articles, posts, etc.
And, of course, you can see the evolution of the keywords that lead your website.
Examples of how to use the new organic research section
Below, I'm going to show you a few ways to use SEMrush's new organic search reports.
I'll start with the different levels you can analyze and then move on to explain how you can apply layers by filtering to go much deeper than you were doing up until now.
Subdomain Analysis
Yes, finally.
If you are analyzing a website that has several subdomains (or more), this is the feature you have been waiting for.