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Site Analytics

How you show up on Google, in plain English.

Connect your Google account and YachtPushr shows how often your pages appear in search, how often people click and where you rank. Then it points out the searches that are close to page one, where a little work goes a long way.

JR By James Rissler Updated
The problem

Google's own tools weren't built for you.

Most marine business owners know they should look at their search numbers. Then they open Google’s tools, see a wall of filters and charts, and close the tab.

The questions you actually have are simpler. Are more people finding us? Which pages are working? Which searches are we almost winning? What should we write next?

Site Analytics is built around those questions. It reads your Search Console data and tells you what it means.

What you see

The numbers that matter, and what they mean.

Your Google report

What’s working and where the opportunities are, written out in a few short findings instead of charts you have to read.

Close to page 1

Searches where you rank 11 to 20. Most clicks happen on page one, so these are usually the quickest wins.

Page 1 with few clicks

Pages already on page one that people see but rarely click. A sharper title can bring in more visits.

How you've grown

The last 30 days, 90 days and all time, plus a monthly chart of visits and searches next to the articles you published.

Every page and search

A table of your pages, your articles and the actual searches people used, with how often each was seen and clicked and where it ranks.

Your articles, matched

YachtPushr matches your articles to their Google results on its own, so you can see which ones people find.

How it works

Connect once, then just read it.

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    Connect your Google account

    Sign in with Google and pick your Search Console properties. YachtPushr only reads your data.

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    It brings in your history

    About 16 months of search data, which is everything Google keeps.

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    It stays up to date

    YachtPushr pulls in new data around the clock and keeps watching it for you.

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    You read the report

    The headline tells you how many pages are on page one and how many are close. The findings tell you what to do about it.

Inside YachtPushr

Know what to write next.

Sort the table by “Close to page 1” and you have a to-do list. Each of those searches is a reason to make an article stronger or write a new one.

When several of your pages compete for the same search, the table points it out, so you can decide which one should be the main page.

Putting it to work

From numbers to next steps.

Questions

Questions about Site Analytics.

Where does the data come from?

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Google Search Console, connected through your Google account.

Is it Google analytics?

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It’s your Google search analytics: how often you show up, how often people click, your click rate and where you rank, kept up to date around the clock.

How far back does it go?

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About 16 months, which is as far back as Google keeps it.

Can we connect more than one website?

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Yes. You can add several Search Console properties and switch between them.

Does it work for articles we didn't write in YachtPushr?

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Yes. Every page Google shows for your site is in the report. Articles from YachtPushr are matched and labelled.

What does it cost?

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Pricing is set per business. Request a demo and we’ll go through it.

See YachtPushr

Let YachtPushr learn your business.

Tell us what you do and where you work. We’ll show you what YachtPushr would write, where it would publish and how you’d see the results.

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JR
About the author

James Rissler

James builds YachtPushr and runs Sophisticated Yachting, a charter company that went from no bookings to busy using the same platform. He also does yacht deliveries, so he sees marine marketing from both sides of the dock: as the person writing the software and as the person who needs the phone to ring.