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- STAT HQ: The homestretch
- Using Google Analytics to inform your SEO strategy
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- Three ways to uncover insights using dynamic tags
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- Where will $3,000 get you? Find out at SMX East.
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- Constructing a STAT HQ
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- Whitepaper: How to get more featured snippets
- World's largest free source of real-time keyword ranking data now publicly available
- The biggest days in search: reviewing four historic algorithms
- Crib sheet: Large-scale SERP analytics
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- The most valuable featured snippets
- How to track a searcher through the SEO funnel
- Are Yahoo! and Bing now the same?
- Season's greetings from STAT!
- STAT guide: Strategies for local SERP tracking
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- Another great BrightonSEO comes to a close
- The history of Google Places
- Bay area or bust — we're headed to SMX West
- Making sense of local search #6: the International
- Find us at SMX Advanced — you could take home an Apple Watch
- The Penguin has landed!
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- SMX East: SEO performance metrics
- We’re hiring: Senior Software Engineer
- Whitepaper: Taking on big competitors with local SEO
- Featured snippet research methodology & open-source data
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- Wrapping up at MozCon — and giving away that Apple Watch!
- Using keyword analysis to maximize returns in vertical markets
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- Marketing meets mayhem for DMX Dublin 2014
- We have our SMX East winner!
- Summer has been full of good stuff for STAT
- The Google shift: Growing pains, new challenges, and the future of search
- The skinny on enterprise SEO and big data
- Making sense of local search #3: the "I want it now"
- STAT HQ: Month two of the big build
- New developments for a new year
- #SMX selfies for the win!
- Making sense of local search #5: the Metropolitan
- Say hello at BrightonSEO
- Crib sheet: SMX West 2013
- Supercharge your SEO with full HTML Google SERPs
- Making sense of local search #4: the Long-Distance Dreamer
- Our first time ever at SearchLove Boston
- New blog, new people, and other shiny new things at STAT
- STAT’S ready for some SearchLovin’ in Boston
- The Vancouver SEO meetup for search nerds
- Making sense of local search #2: The Mobile Time-Killer
- Whitepaper: Reverse-engineering your competitors’ SEO strategies
- Google search queries by the numbers
- A bit of STAT love in net magazine
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- Think usability doesn't affect SEO? Think again.
- The best words and themes to generate featured snippets
- Unlimited mobile SERP tracking? Yup, we do that.
- We're hiring junior to intermediate software engineers
- Making sense of local search #1: the armchair researcher
- Refer a friend to STAT and take home $500
- STAT's new share of voice metrics show who's really winning
- We're hiring: SaaS Sales Manager
- Which sites win the most featured snippets?
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- How Google just made travel SEO a bit more complicated
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- STATcast 2: Advanced competitive intelligence
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- Optimizing for conversion: a look at searcher intent
- Client snapshot: Cars.com tackles local SEO across the USA with STAT
- A look at Google Content Experiments
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- Be a first-responder with custom SEO alerts
- Everybody in STAT
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- How personalized search affects SEO
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- Plenty to get excited about at DMX Dublin 2014
- Client snapshot: 4Ps trusts STAT to keep them nimble
- STAT's heading to Squamish for CIMC
- Welcome to the new STAT
- We’re off to see the wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Moz
- The next big Google algorithm update
- Back to SMX with free tees and two sweet $2500 prizes
- Google is experimenting with search volume data
- New feature: Powerful segmentation for large-scale SEO
- Client snapshot: iProspect turns to STAT to win new business
- Altering SEO strategies to adapt to always-changing algorithms
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Common Questions
- What about highly local SERPs? Can you track by neighbourhood? By postal code?
- Do you charge a premium rate for mobile SERP tracking?
- Do you charge a premium rate for local SERP tracking?
- How many countries and languages does STAT support?
- How does STAT track Google places, maps, and other universal results on local and mobile SERPs?
- Why would I want to track mobile SERPs?
- Why would I want to track local SERPs?
- What mobile devices does STAT track?
- My business is highly local. What if I need to track in thousands of locations?
- How do you handle geo-located versus geo-modified search queries?
- How does STAT identify my top competitors by site and by segment? Why is that useful?
- How do you bill for full-scale competitor tracking? How am I billed for additional sites?
- What if I need to track thousands of sites?
- How can I manage so many sites and keyword sets at once?
- How can I use custom alerts?
- Can I run reports and alerts based on my competitor’s performance?
- What are “custom segments”? How do they help me mine insights from multiple tracked sites?
- Can I create unique accounts for my clients or vendors? Can I stop them from making changes?
- How do I know how much each site or project is costing me? Can I get billing breakdowns?
- What kinds of reports can I create?
- How does your billing work?
- Can I automate my reports?
- How much extra do you charge per user?
- What about custom reporting and analytics? Can you do that?
- What does “unlimited locations” mean?
- Which web browsers do you support?
- What does “unlimited sites” mean?
- I hate lock-in. What happens to my data if I decide to leave STAT?
- Is your API really unlimited?
- Are any of your SERP metrics proprietary?
- How do your contracts work? Is there a setup fee?
- What about my proprietary keyword data? Is it kept all safe and cozy and private?
- What if I only need a thousand keywords? Or what if I need a bazillion?
- How much do additional search engines cost?
- Do you really give unlimited support?
- Who are you people?
- How do you train new clients?
- Can I talk with a real person? Or am I stuck with a call centre?
- What kind of training materials do you provide?
- We have a large team. Can you come and train us in person?
- How quickly do you respond to support requests?
- We’re a smaller company. Are you really going to give us a dedicated account manager, or is that just mumbo-jumbo?
- What exactly do you mean by “client-centred evolution”?
- What about professional certifications for STAT? How can I get one?
- How much does custom reporting and analytics cost?
- Our booking revenue depends on some very high-value keywords. How can STAT help protect my top rankings?
- Google Flight Search and other universal results are taking over my SERPs. Can STAT help us adapt?
- New travel search sites are popping up all of the time. Can STAT give us insights into competitors?
- Internal competing URLs are a real problem for us. How can STAT help us get a handle on them?
- We often run seasonal campaigns. How hard is it to manage tracking for seasonal hubs or sites?
- We don’t do brick-and-mortar retail. Why should I care about local SERPs?
- The majority of our revenue comes from a few products and some very-high-value keywords. How can STAT help protect my top rankings?
- Google Shopping and other universal results are taking over my SERPs. Can STAT help us adapt?
- How can I use STAT to pitch new business?
- We work with a large roster of SEO clients. How can STAT help us stay on top of our reporting?
- I only track 500 search terms. Why would I ever need 10,000 or a million keywords?
- Am I charged for duplicate keywords?
- Do I have to track all of my sites and keywords continuously? Or can I “pause” them?
- Isn’t daily SERP tracking overkill? What about weekly or monthly?
- How do I manage so much data? What exactly is “smart segmentation”?
- What about Google universal results like images, maps, and news? How do you keep up?
- How can I use my historical SERP archive? How long does STAT retain that data?
- What if I need to track over 100,000 keywords? How does your pricing scale?
- How can I get all of my data out of STAT?