GDS has revolutionized the world of SEO

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It is not that , but it is part of a revolution in the way organic positioning is worked on .

Today, data is increasingly taking precedence.

Despite those nostalgic for guerrilla SEO, who remember the times when positioning had a lot to do with hiding keywords and links, today, more than ever, we are moving towards a more analytical SEO, in which new tools allow us to have much more effective control over everything that happens around the organic traffic generated by our website.

However, in this data ecosystem we are faced with the problem that, many times, the most valuable data for understanding a web page comes from different sources.

As we said, Google Search Console allows us to have a more precise switzerland mobile database view than ever about the organic traffic that Google sends to our website.

But in order to be able to analyze everything that is beyond our field of vision (that is, everything for which our website does not have a positioning that allows it to, at least, begin to generate impressions) we need tools like SEMrush that allow us to estimate the size of searches and categories.

Google Data Studio data sources
Data sources provide the information that we are going to use within Google Data Studio .