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To do this, I took statistics on traffic sources for the past year

Posted: Mon Jan 20, 2025 8:11 am
by sumaiyakhatun27
As I expected, visitors mainly came from search. The indicators were as follows: 90.8% – transitions from search engines, 7.8% – direct transitions. The share of other sources (internal transitions, transitions via links on websites, transitions from social networks, transitions from saved pages, transitions via advertising) was negligible. Almost immediately after purchasing the blog, I started thinking about completely redesigning the site – I was not satisfied with the quality of the content and the external design.


Many materials were outdated, others had a high bounce rate The latter means germany consumer email list that the user opened the site and left it within 15 seconds. But of course I didn't want to get rid of all the texts that had been published before me. Nor did I want to rework each material manually. So the options were as follows: write new materials, but not on all of them, but only on traffic queries; replace outdated materials in the search with new articles; write new materials, but redirect them to the old ones.


Read also How to Make a Redirect: A Detailed Overview for Humanities Students Content marketing is different in that it works for you constantly. If you check Metrica, you can see that there are articles that bring traffic for years. This effect is supported and even enhanced by updating materials with relevant data. In addition to changing the text, articles can be improved in various ways: adding infographics, inserts, case descriptions.