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In addition to their list of webpage links, the SERPs are full of important features like People Also Ask boxes, knowledge panels, featured snippets, video and image packs, and FAQ schema. Nozzle gives you the data you need to understand all of it.
According to a study conducted by Crayon, 94% of businesses invest in competitive intelligence. Competitor analysis is the first step towards understanding the market and the gap...
Most business owners understand the importance of ranking well in Google Maps. If you are in the SEO business, search engine position analysis isn’t the only concern. Helping...
Search engine optimization (SEO) may feel like technical wizardry, but it’s simply the art of making websites more visible in search engine results (like Google and Bing) for...
Ranking higher in the search results is the goal of every content marketer and blogger. That’s because over 62% of the available clicks on Page #1 go to the top three positions...
SEO is an ongoing project and a very important aspect to your marketing strategy; it’s not something you can set and forget. Looking at numbers in Google Analytics (GA) and any...
If your business has a physical location, local packs are a great place to rank. Top local listings usually fall within the top 3 positions on the SERP, making those who own them...
Nozzle lets you track more than just webpage links, featured snippets, and People Also Ask questions in the SERPs–you can also monitor which videos are doing the best among the...
With Nozzle, it’s easy to discover which of your competitors own featured snippets and how many each competitor owns.
It’s important to know who your top SERP competitors are if you intend to beat them for the best SERP positions.
Below you’ll find an interactive report that contains the biggest list of SEO related questions ever compiled; 41,056 questions to be exact. This list covers questions about...
Nozzle Vision is an awesome new feature that allows you to analyze the SERPs in a more visual manner.
When does it make sense to track a large quantity of keywords? When does it make sense to focus on a few smaller groups of keywords?