Ryan Jones

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

What is an Engaged Session in GA4?

In GA4, an engaged session is a user that simply meets one or more of the following criteria set by Google: A session that doesn’t meet these criteria is called a bounce. For example, within our own GA4 account, we have certain events listed as key events: So, if I were to head to the […]

SEO Quick Wins: 20 Fast-Acting Ideas to Improve Organic Traffic

Are you looking to enhance your website’s search engine rankings with minimal effort?  Our latest article explores 20 SEO quick wins that can quickly boost your site’s visibility and traffic.  These strategies range from optimizing meta tags to improving mobile usability and can usually offer immediate results with little effort. Focusing on these so-called low-hanging […]

SEO for Lawyers | The Industry Guide to Law Firm SEO

SEO has become indispensable for lawyers and law firms looking to enhance their online presence and attract potential clients. As competition in the legal field grows, utilizing effective SEO strategies is vital for attracting quality leads and standing out in such a competitive landscape. This article discusses why SEO is crucial for lawyers, highlighting the […]

Orphan Pages | How to Find & Fix Them

Despite being an often-overlooked aspect of SEO and site health in general, orphan pages can significantly impact a website’s visibility and search engine performance. In this article, we’ll discuss orphan pages in detail, talking about what they are, why they’re bad for SEO, and what causes these page types to appear.  We’ll also discuss how […]

How to Link Google Search Console to GA4

In this blog post, we will give you a step-by-step guide to show you how to connect your Google Search Console account to your GA4 property. This will give you access to several reports and metrics, not usually found within GA4 which will give you even more data to make better decisions for your business.

Using the Page Rank Report in SEOTesting to Boost Organic Clicks

Learn how to increase organic traffic by identifying and utilizing ranking queries for your website pages. This guide explores tools like Google Search Console, SEOTesting, and Chrome Extension. It provides strategies to optimize content, improve user experience, create new content, and enhance internal linking for better search engine visibility and more clicks.

How to Use Google Search Console for Keyword Research

Read up on how to use Google Search Console for keyword research. You will learn how to find quick win keyword opportunities, how to optimise individual pages / articles, and how to find and segment your brand traffic from your non-brand traffic. All without leaving Google Search Console.

Google Search Console Email Alerts

Discover how SEOTesting's email alerts enhance your SEO strategy by providing real-time updates on site performance. Learn about various alerts, including Daily Updates, Weekly Winners & Losers, and New Keywords.

23 Free SEO Tools to Help Improve Your SEO Standing

Investing in SEO doesn’t have to be expensive. This article explores 20 free SEO tools, from Google Search Console to Screaming Frog SEO Spider, to help you enhance your website's visibility and performance. Embrace these tools for efficient SEO monitoring, content optimization, and performance tracking, and achieve sustainable growth in search engine rankings.

What is Cross-Network in GA4?

This blog post explains the Cross-Network channel in Google Analytics 4 (GA4), detailing its role and significance. This channel aggregates traffic from advertising platforms such as Google Discover, Performance Max, and Google Shopping. While it offers a comprehensive view of multi-platform campaigns, it poses data attribution challenges. The article suggests solutions like custom channel groupings and additional analytics tools to overcome these issues, ultimately enhancing marketing strategies and optimizing ROI.