SEO with Jagat

03/06/2025

Think of an AI LLM tool you love. Now think about how you would make it better.
Build that.

09/08/2023

Getting the most out of the URL inspection tool

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04/08/2023

10 SEO Tools which I use for all my projects:

1. SEMrush for Keywords Research.

2. SE Ranking for Keyword Position Tracking.

3. Search Query Data from Google Search Console in combination with Keyword Research to select Primary and Secondary Keywords for each Page.

4. Screamingfrog for auditing On-page Tags and reviewing the site structure.

5. Google Analytics for documenting the monthly performance of each page/category.

6. Answerthepublic for content ideas.

7. XML sitemap generator to generate Sitemap.xml, ror.txt, urllist.txt, sitemap.html.

8. Microsoft Clarity for user behaviour tracking.

9. Snagit for screenshots and creating recommendations.

10. Loom/Zoom for explaining the recommendations.

Which SEO tools do you use?

Let me know in comments below. and follow for more SEO tips & tricks SEO with Jagat

26/07/2023

There are 20 compelling reasons why SEO holds a crucial role in digital marketing strategies.

SEO is Free Advertising in which no payment is made
SEO drives leads and sales
SEO gives more accurate information to your customers
SEO increases your visibility and brand awareness
SEO is more cost-effective than any paid advertising service
SEO increases your web page and social media traffic
You get high-quality traffic through SEO
SEO traffic is more likely to convert
SEO gets 90% more clicks than any paid advertising
SEO improves the user experience of your website
SEO Improves Your Overall Marketing ROI
SEO enhances the safety and security of your website
Increase your social media followers with SEO
SEO Increases Your Email Newsletter Subscribers
SEO improves the click-through rate of your website
SEO builds trust and credibility
SEO increases your website referrals traffic
SEO is cheaper for small businesses
SEO increases the importance of your business
You can easily rank your Business YouTube video through SEO techniques, which will bring more potential leads to you.

24/07/2023

Organic social media vs paid social media..🤟

24/07/2023

An Intent audit will supercharge your SEO strategy (how to do it) 📈

There’s two intents for ranking pages:

- The wrong intent that will never rank
- The right intent that matches a customer’s query in Google’s database

Not difficult, right?

It’s like me trying to fit my foot in a size 3 trainer (I’m size 10), when trying to rank a page in the wrong SERP

How to identify the search intent of a keyword?

It’s a simple, free, best, and most accurate way:

- Fire up your Chrome browser
- Google your target “keyword” 🔍
- See what’s ranking and how the results are displayed
- Google is showing you what they understand about the query
- You’ll see related (PAA, image entities, related searches, ranked pages)
- Create a Google Sheet and record your data for the most relevant results

Mini strategy ✅

You’ll be wasting: time, budget and resources trying to rank the wrong page.

Instead.

Analyse multi-intents related to your topics. This will give you a clear growth strategy for what you need to rank for any given target topic.

Then the fun starts, creating the multi-intent clusters 🔥

Thoughts on intent auditing for traffic growth?

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15/07/2023

Bounce Rate: Google Universal Analytics (UA) vs Google Analytics 4 !

Bounce Rate in is one of the most common metrics used by marketers. Lets understand the difference between bounce rate in GA4 and GA Universal.

Bounce Rate in GA Universal:

Percentage of single-page sessions where a user leaves the website without any interaction.

For example: if a user visits your website and reviews content on your webpage for several minutes, but leaves without clicking on any links or triggering any events being recorded as interaction events, then the session will count as a bounce.

Bounce Rate in :

Percentage of sessions that were not engaged sessions. An engaged session is a session that lasts 10 seconds or longer, has 1 or more conversion events, or has 2 or more page or screen views. If a user doesn't have an engaged session (that is, they don't meet any of the criteria for an engaged session), then Google Analytics counts the session as a bounce.

For Example: If a user visits your website, explore content on your webpage for less than 10 seconds, and then leaves without triggering any Website events or visiting any other pages, then the session will count as a bounce.

Hope this clarifies the difference between bounce rate in GA4 and GA Universal. Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section below.

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16/06/2023

Digital Marketing in Hindi | All About Digital Marketing.

04/05/2023

Google: It's A Terrible Idea To Disavow Links Based On Third-Party Metrics

Google's John Mueller said it is a

14/02/2023

ChatGPT For Lawyers – 7 Reasons To Utilize ChatGPT for Your Law Firm Growth.

The buzz about ChatGPT is growing by the day, as more and more people discovering its amazing capabilities.

https://www.techifox.com/blog/chatgpt-for-lawyers-7-reasons-to-utilize-chatgpt-for-your-law-firm-growth/

According to a recent survey, 60% of businesses are using ChatGPT to automate routine tasks. Resulting in a 50% increase in productivity, allowing businesses to handle more work in less time. Legal industry is no exception. Another survey found that…

25/12/2022

Thanks Google

25/12/2022

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