🎉 Welcome to Season 11! 🎉 Your Google Search Console (GSC) Alternative: Understand SEOGets.com from Co-Founder, Matthew Mellinger with Favour Obasi-ike

Welcome to Season 11! 🎉 Meet Matthew Mellinger 📈 The Google Search Console Analytics Alternative: SEOGets.com, Co-founder!

In this episode, Co-founder Matthew Mellinger discusses SEOGets.com, a tool designed to enhance the utility of Google Search Console data.

FAQs about SEOGets.com

What is SEOGets.com and who founded it?

SEOGets.com is a powerful SEO analytics platform co-founded by Matthew Mellinger and developed by "Gee" from Brazil.

Matthew, also the owner of Local SEO Partners, discovered Gee's initial development and, instead of building a similar platform himself, partnered with Gee to expand SEOGets.com.

The platform serves as an enhanced interface for Google Search Console data, aiming to make SEO analysis more user-friendly, efficient, and insightful.

How does SEOGets.com differ from Google Search Console and other SEO tools?

While Google Search Console is a free and powerful tool providing first-party data directly from Google on website performance, its interface is often described as clunky, cumbersome, and not user-friendly, with limitations on data exports (e.g., only 1,000 rows in CSV).

Unlike third-party tools like Semrush or Ahrefs, which often provide inaccurate keyword data, SEOGets.com relies solely on Google's own accurate, first-party data; 50,000 rows of data (50 times more than Search Console).

What are some of SEOGets.com's key features and why are they valuable?

SEOGets.com offers several valuable features designed to streamline SEO analysis and identify actionable insights:

• Master Dashboard with Tagging and Sorting: Allows users to manage and quickly view performance across multiple sites, which is particularly beneficial for agencies or those with large portfolios.
• Privacy Blur: A quick toggle for blurring sensitive data during screen shares or screenshots, enhancing privacy.
• Batch Filtering: A standout feature enabling users to apply complex filters (e.g., finding "who, what, where, why, how" questions) across queries and pages without needing regex. This is crucial for identifying content gaps and optimization opportunities.
• Content Groups: Users can define custom content groups (e.g., "blog," "landing pages," "services") to analyze performance for specific sections of their website, providing granular insights.
• Branded vs. Non-Branded Queries: Easily filter and analyze performance for branded terms versus non-branded terms, helping understand different traffic sources.
• Decaying Reports: Identifies keywords or pages that are losing impressions or rankings, allowing for proactive content refreshing and optimization to prevent further decline.
• Opportunity Identification: Helps users find "low-hanging fruit" opportunities by pinpointing high-impression, low-click-through-rate keywords, or pages ranking in positions 2-7 that could easily move to page one with minor content adjustments.

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