So taking all of these metrics,

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So taking all of these metrics,

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6. Links and link metrics. So you can see the growth or decline of links over time. You can measure things like the number of linking root domains, the total number of links. Authority or spam metrics and how they are distributed.

7. Referral Traffic. And last, but not least, most SEO campaigns, especially those that focus on improving links or rankings, also send referral traffic from the links created. So you can see the referral traffic and what those referrers are and whether they came from pages where you have created links with SEO intent.

they should be applied to the SEO goals that you benin number data that match your marketing and company goals. I wanted to try and explain this, not just explain it, but illustrate it through two examples that are very different in their measurement.

Example one
So, first of all, Taft Boots, they've been advertising for me like crazy on Instagram. Apparently, I need new boots.

Increase online sales. Let's say their big company goal for 2018 is to "increase online sales to core U.S. consumers, across the demographics and psychographics they already reach, by 30%."
Increase top of funnel website traffic by 50%. So marketing says, “Okay, you know what? There are many ways to do this, but we think our best chance of doing this is to increase the top of the funnel, because we can see how the top of the funnel converts into sales over time, and we’re going to target 50% growth.” That’s great. That can translate into highly measurable, actionable SEO goals.
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