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SEO blog with practical guides for backlinks, traffic and audits

Practical guides for SEO leads, agencies and consultants. Each article explains one task step by step, shows which data to look at and tells you what to do next. Read a guide, then run the same check on your own domain in SeoData.

  1. How to check backlinks of a website and which ones matter

    A step by step method to pull a full link profile, filter out noise and find the links that actually carry weight.

    Read the backlink guide

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  2. How to estimate website traffic without access to analytics

    How organic traffic estimates are built from rankings, and how to read them for competitors, prospects and acquisitions.

    Read the traffic guide

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  3. Technical SEO audit checklist and what to check first

    A prioritized checklist for crawling, indexing, speed, structure and internal links, in the order that saves the most time.

    Read the audit checklist

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  4. Keyword gap analysis, a practical guide for SEO teams

    How to compare your rankings with competitors, sort the gaps by difficulty and intent, and turn them into a content plan.

    Read the keyword gap guide

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  5. Monthly SEO report template that stakeholders read

    What to put in a monthly report, what to leave out, and how to make every page answer the question a client really has.

    Read the report template

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  6. Lost backlinks, what causes them and how to recover them

    Why links disappear, how to tell a real loss from a crawl change, and a short process to recover the links worth keeping.

    Read the lost backlinks guide

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Run the checks from these guides on your own domain

SeoData shows backlinks, estimated traffic, keyword gaps and audit issues for any domain, with an action plan ranked by impact.