Ryan is SEOTesting’s Marketing Manager, but more importantly, he is a fan of the tool, having been a previous customer for a couple of years before joining the company himself. He spends his time writing articles, teaching people all he can about SEO, building partnerships with exciting brands, building a social media presence, speaking at conferences and appearing on podcasts.
During downtime, you’ll find him exploring new places to eat, playing football and travelling into the Peak District to connect with nature.
You can find Ryan on Twitter and LinkedIn, or drop him an email at ryan.jones@seotesting.com.
Articles
How to Prevent Keyword Cannibalization
Keyword cannibalization can happen to any site that has been publishing content for a period of time. We cover what it is and how to prevent it.
How to Annotate your Analytics Data (GA4 and Google Search Console)
One common annoyance for marketers is the lack of functionality to annotate GA4 or Google Search Console data. In this article, we talk you through how you can work around this issue and annotate your Google Search Console data.
Search Intent in SEO: The Complete Guide
Within this blog post, from the experts at SEOTesting, you’ll be able to learn all about search intent within SEO. You’ll learn what search intent actually is, why it's incredibly important for SEO, and the different types of search intent. You'll also learn how you can work content to match search intent during the content creation and content optimisation process!
Keyword Cannibalization – how to find issues, and how to fix them
As websites age and grow keyword cannibalization can really hurt your efforts to rank target keywords for specific pages. The keyword cannibalization report in SEOTesting.com helps you find issues, and this article explains how to fix them.
Organic Click Through Rate [CTR] – What Is It? How To Improve It?
Want more clicks from the search results? Use our advice to find easy opportunities to improve your click through rate and get more organic search traffic from Google.