All clicks from search engines that are not paid for are categorised as organic traffic.
The term "keyword rankings" describes a website's natural placements in the search results for specific keywords.
The traffic value represents the total cost of all organic clicks that originate from PPC search ads.
Conversions are significant website user behaviours like purchasing something, registering for a service, or subscribing. Most firms already track them for all of their traffic sources, including organic traffic.
Websites that link to your website are known as referring domains.
The traffic value represents the total cost of all organic clicks that originate from PPC search ads.
This informs you of the size of a search engine's index in terms of pages (more particularly, URLs).
Equally significant is the number of pages with index coverage issues. Any issues that prevent your pages from being indexed without your explicit use of the noindex robots meta tag fall under this category.
A group of three technical SEO measures for your website's performance and user experience is called Core Web Vitals (CWV). Following are the metrics: Largest Contentful Pain, First Input Delay & Cumulative Layout Shift
The percentage of internal URLs on your website that don't have technical SEO mistakes is reflected in your website's health score.