Category: Analytics

Addressing the Limitations of Google Search Console Data

Most SEO’s use some combination of Google Search Console (GSC), SEMRush and AHREFs. These are all wonderful tools that do different things. Google Search Console is obviously where most of our 1st party search data comes from aside from the likes of Google Analytics 4 (GA4). SEMRush excels at competitor analysis and keyword research data. […]

AI Model Data Visualization Test

A Head-to-Head Comparison of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama and Perplexity AI Models One of the most common and beneficial use cases for AI tools is to help calculate numbers and visualize data so I wanted to compare the most popular LLMs to see how they compare. Time, efficiency and accuracy are all important so I’ve […]

Google Discover SEO – Another Reason To Blog

Blogging Can Drive More Than Just Traditional SEO Traffic I’ve recently noticed that almost every blog post that I’ve published on my fine art photography e-commerce site over the past nine months generates SEO traffic from Google Discover, usually within a day of publishing the article. While these blog posts do eventually drive traditional SEO […]

The Death of 3rd Party Cookies

How To Evolve Analytics Measurement & Attribution One particular issue has been causing me more headaches than anything else over the past several years including forecasting SEO. The gradual decline of 3rd party cookies has been especially painful. I don’t think I’m alone in this regard as the majority of websites today use Google Analytics […]