Reality vs. Theory

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What is the probability that a randomly selected page in Google has the same index status (indexed or not) as ours versus our competitors?
What is the probability that a randomly selected page in Google SERPs has the same index position as ours vs. our competitors?
What is the probability that a randomly selected domain in Google has the same index status as ours versus our competitors?
What is the probability that a randomly bahrain number data domain has the same index position in Google SERPs as ours vs. our competitors?
How closely does our index compare to Google's "proportional ratio of pages per domain vs. our competitors"?
How well do our URL metrics correlate with US Google rankings vs. our competitors?


Unfortunately, like all things in life, I had to make some cuts. It turns out that the APIs provided by Moz, Majestic, Ahrefs, and SEMRush differ in some important ways — in cost structures, feature sets, and optimization. For the sake of decency, I’m only going to name the provider when Moz was down. Let’s look at each of the proposed metrics and see which ones we could keep and which ones had to be set aside…

Size: We were able to monitor all 6 of the size metrics!

رفتار:
We were able to include this fast crawl metric.
What is the average age of a randomly selected URL in our index vs. a competitor?
It is not possible to get the age of a URL or domain in all APIs, so we had to leave this metric out.
What is the probability that the best backlink for a randomly selected URL is still on the web?
Unfortunately, it wasn't possible to do this on a large scale because an API was cost-prohibitive for the top link types and extremely slow for other large sites. We hope to run a set of live link metrics independently of our daily metrics collection in the next few months.
What is the probability that the best backlink for a randomly selected domain is still on the web?
Again, this was not possible to do on a large scale because an API was cost-prohibitive for the top link types and extremely slow for other large sites. We hope to run a set of live link metrics independently of our daily metrics collection in the next few months.
Quality:
We were able to maintain this metric.
What is the probability that a randomly selected page in Google SERPs has the same index position as ours vs. our competitors?
Chose not to track due to internal API requirements, want to add soon.