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Zinn® SEO how-to: The Search performance screen

Step by step in Zinn® SEO: Your Google and Bing search data inside WordPress: searches and clicks for every page, which pages are indexed and why others are not, your real page speed, and more with Pro.

The Search performance screen

Your Google and Bing search data inside WordPress: searches and clicks for every page, which pages are indexed and why others are not, your real page speed, and more with Pro.

  1. Open Search performance — In WordPress, open SEO in the menu, then Search performance under Insights and rankings in the plugin's side menu. Your Google and Bing search data inside WordPress: searches and clicks for every page, which pages are indexed and why others are not, your real page speed, and more with Pro.
  2. The Overview tab — Open the Overview tab. Connect Google Search Console and Bing, then see searches, clicks and positions for every page.
  3. The Indexing tab — Open the Indexing tab. Which of your pages Google has indexed, and why the others are not.
  4. The Page speed tab — Open the Page speed tab. How fast your pages really are for visitors — the speed Google ranks on — and what is slowing each one down.
  5. The More with Pro tab — Open the More with Pro tab. With Pro: searches you almost rank for, pages losing clicks, a topical map, which changes moved rankings, title tests and revenue from search.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/zinn-seo-search-performance-screen

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