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No bug here, my database is still quite small, we're covering 300K keywords at the moment and that keyword isn't inside our database. We're releasing a much larger database in the coming weeks so stay tuned. I'll add that keyword and a bit more Q&A searches around referral software for you.

Really appreciate you signing up for the beta, hope you find it useful.

Fixed! My test function was looking for the script inside the <head> element, it'll now pickup the script anywhere in the <html> element so doesn't matter if it's placed in the footer. I double checked it for you and looks like it's picked up some traffic already from ChatGPT.

Thanks for the feedback. It actually works both ways in the examples you provided, they are just different sections of the product.

So the "research" feature is similiar to similarweb in that you can look up a domain to find which search queries it ranks for in Chatgpt and the specific article it links to as a citation/source. I have a fairly small database at this stage so it mainly returns data on the big websites but I am rolling out a 10x larger database in the coming weeks.

The "analytics" feature is a script you install that tracks the traffic ai search engines send you and more in depth information such as the breakdown of traffic from the different ai search engines and which page content is performing the best. I also track page crawls but the ai engines are pretty sneaky (fake user agents etc.) so it's hard to monitor.

Hope that helps. I might update the website with a video so it's easier to see how the features work.

Hi quickthrower2, It's not traditional A/B Testing but SEO A/B Testing. So it will run a test on either your whole website, a particular page/s or a particular keyword/s. You set a time frame for the test then it will show you a detailed list of SEO stats such clicks, impressions, CTR and average position before and after the test time frames and for each device type (desktop, mobile and tablet).

Hi Vhanda, Sorry details aren't clear on our Privacy Policy, Privacy is super important to me. It's one of the reasons I built Searchramen as I wanted people to have a set of tools built from their own data rather than scraped/clickstream data.

WE DO NOT USE cookies or collect private information so you do not need a cookie banner on your website to use our plugin. You can check this inside chrome by going to developers -> Application -> Cookies. You'll see that there is no cookie loaded after installing our script.

Also our plugin is third party pen tested and certified by an outsider for security, if your interested and want to see the code just look at the javascript. It's only 28 lines of code and public so hopefully it helps with the confidence angle. It is also installed on some pretty big websites right now (1Million+ pages views per month)

> Clicking on Website metrics

I see what you mean. Yeah I agree, it's a bit time consuming to click the website each time. When I built it I had quite a few websites in one account so it seemed like a better layout. i'm planning to rework the nav slightly so will test selecting the website first and then having each section use that website rather than having to select it each time.

> It would be nice if it could explain why the small plan is not applicable. I'm fairly certain I have less than 100 pages, maybe even less than 20.

Pricing is a combination of keywords and pages. So even though you have less than 100 pages you have quite a few keywords which is expensive for storage fees each month. I'd love to be able to sell it for 4.99 but these storage costs add up and 1500 keywords by 3 positions synced with 1 year of search data is quite a bit of data so I wouldn't be making enough money to improve the product.

Thanks for the feedback. Much Appreciated.

Only problem with scraped/clickstream data is that it's quite inaccurate. I agree it is great for competitive intelligence but falls over a bit when your looking for data on your best content and monitoring important metrics over time. I've always thought of it as scraped/clickstream -> competitive research gsc/owned data -> seo metrics/monitoring.

Hi Vhanda, Thanks for the feedback. Much Appreciated. I've answered your questions below:

- It wasn't clear to me how I would integrate this in my website. Would I have to add some code or can this be done in some other way.

Yes, you install the javascript snippet which is one line of code into the <head> section of your website and that's it. That allows the plugin to change the title and description for you.

- In the end, I signed up, after which it asked permission to "See and download your Google Analytics data". My website doesn't use Google Analytics. Is Google Analytics a strict requirement? I'm using Plausible.io

No, you do not need to add Google Analytics. We still get enough data to sort your metrics and ranking data without it. We do use GA for backlink data though so you can add it for that which is optional. I really like Plausible though so will try and build an integration soon.

- Clicking on Website metrics, shows me a list of websites. I've only configured it for one website, so it's a bit annoying that I have to then click on that one website.

You have to add the website first then you can access website metrics. I didn't want to add every website at once due to pricing issues. Could be expensive for lots of websites so you get to choose which ones you want to sync and pay for.

- I cannot figure out how to add brand keywords. The keywords list is empty.

Yeah I agree with you, I am reworking this feature to make it easier for people. At the moment you need to click on the checkboxes next to your brand keywords then click the add keyword button. Sorry UX fail here.

- I clicked on upgrade and it shows me a price of "14.99", though the pricing page shows "4.99". I think my website is quite small. Is this a bug?

No bug. Pricing is based on size of website. Your website is bigger than the small plan which is 4.99. The small plan is ideally for local business websites with small amount of keywords and pages.

Thankyou very much for finding this bug. Safari was blocking the email input field on signup. Just fixed it, if you'd like to give it another shot. Ipad should be okay when running in widescreen but some elements might show out of the screen as it's optimized for desktop.