Serpstat Fiesta: What's New In October?

This summer we announced the launch of Keyword difficulty tool, then it was available for Google US only. Now this tool is available for Google Australia as well. KD is a metric designed to give you an idea of how difficult the given keyword is to rank for. Keyword difficulty is a parameter that shows how difficult it is to rank high for the requested keyword. The higher the KD, the harder is to get to the Google top- 10. The level of KD varies from 0 to 100, where:

0–20 — easy;

21–40 — medium;

41–60 — difficult;

61–100 — very difficult.

Related Keywords is a tool that helps you to find phrases that are semantically connected to the quired keyword and sharing the same pages in SERP. Here connection strength is the crucial parameter, which equals the number of mutual URLs in top-20 search results. Thus the max value here is 20.

This month we added new filter "includes/ doesn't include keywords." That means that you can exclude the keywords you don't want to consider or include the keywords you want to see in the report. Using this filter you can exclude all keywords with the similar core and get a list of synonyms and phrases that are semantically related.

We improved the body text analysis so that now besides recommendations as to the text's length and keywords to use, you'll also see the keywords that should be used more often (in green) and those that are spammy (in red). So that you'll see which keywords you should use more often and the ones that are already overused and should be used less often.

Go to Rank Tracking module and then to "Competitors" page, now here you can export the traffiс share and ranking history reports and work with them in any way you like.

BTW, we added this feature upon our users' requests. Thus, don't hesitate to contact our support team if you want us to add this or that feature.

After clicking on "Start text analysis" you'll see a pop-up window where all clusters you've already run text analysis for are ticked. We've added this feature to help you save your limits by excluding the clusters you've already analyzed.

We've recently changed the export process on service from A to Z. After clicking on "export" wherever, you see the alert that the report generation is started and after a while you'll get a report link.

Now this feature works for Website Audit as well. Export your audit reports in XLSX and find them at the "Latest reports" where all your reports are stored.

That's all, folks. See you next month ;)