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1. Organic Traffic

• Measures the number of users who reach your website via unpaid search engine results
  
• Shows the effectiveness of your keyword strategy and content optimization
  
• Indicates how well your pages rank for relevant IT-related queries (e.g., “cloud services in India”)
  
• Can be segmented by landing page, geography, and user behavior for deeper insight
  
• Tools: Google Analytics, Google Search Console
  

2. Keyword Rankings

• Tracks how your website ranks for targeted keywords over time
  
• Helps identify high-opportunity keywords (e.g., “SaaS development for logistics”)
  
• Monitors movement in search positions for branded and non-branded terms
  
• Allows you to compare rankings against competitors and industry benchmarks
  
• Tools: SEMrush, Ahrefs, Moz, Ubersuggest
  

3. Click-Through Rate (CTR)

• Measures the percentage of users who click your website link after seeing it in search results
  
• Indicates how compelling your page titles, meta descriptions, and rich snippets are
  
• Low CTR despite high rankings suggests the need for better metadata or featured snippets
  
• A key metric for improving visibility without ranking changes
  
• Tools: Google Search Console
  

4. Bounce Rate and Dwell Time

• Bounce Rate: Percentage of users who leave your site after viewing only one page
  
• Dwell Time: How long users stay on your site before returning to search results
  
• High bounce rates or short dwell times may indicate irrelevant content or poor UX
  
• Important for evaluating the quality and relevance of landing pages
  
• Tools: Google Analytics, Hotjar (for behavior tracking)
  

5. Domain Authority (DA) and Backlinks

• Domain Authority (or Domain Rating): A score that predicts your site’s ability to rank
  
• Backlinks: External websites linking to your content—vital for SEO credibility
  
• Tracks how many quality websites refer to your site, improving your trustworthiness
  
• Monitors anchor text variety and spam scores to maintain link health
  
• Tools: Moz, Ahrefs, SEMrush
  

6. Page Load Speed and Core Web Vitals

• Tracks how quickly your pages load on desktop and mobile devices
  
• Part of Google’s ranking algorithm, especially after mobile-first indexing
  
• Includes metrics like Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)
  
• Impacts both SEO and user experience, especially for IT tools or demo-heavy pages
  
• Tools: Google PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix, Lighthouse
  

7. Conversion Metrics from Organic Traffic

• Tracks goals such as demo requests, contact form submissions, downloads, or signups
  
• Helps connect SEO efforts to business outcomes like lead generation or sales
  
• Identifies which content or keywords generate high-quality leads
  
• Segments conversions by landing page, channel, and region
  
• Tools: Google Analytics (Goals & Events), HubSpot, CRM integrations