In the past week, we released a bunch of small improvements that are designed to make your work life with STAT a bit more lovely. Let’s take a look! Create reports more easily. We added autocomplete fields for tags and data views, so you it’s quicker for you to find exactly what you’re looking for. […]
New feature: Custom values & new default for non-ranking keywords
We’re all looking for the most complete, accurate picture of how we rank on the SERPs. But what about your tracked keywords that aren’t currently ranking? Well, up until now STAT has displayed these keywords as having a rank of zero and excluded them from averages. But zero isn’t a true ranking, so we’re re-labelling […]
Changes to how we report Places and Knowledge Graph
In our continuing effort to provide the most accurate picture of the SERPs, we’re making some minor updates to the way we parse Google universal results. This may affect a small percentage of your keyword rankings. First up: redefining “Places” It’s official! Google’s old seven-pack places result has completely disappeared from the SERPs and has been […]
New feature: STAT now delivers each PlacesV3 pack result
We love bringing you the most detailed view of the SERPs possible. That’s why, starting today, we’ll be ranking each individual result from the PlacesV3 pack appearing on the SERP. As many of you are aware, Google recently replaced the usual 7-pack local listings with a 3-pack (AKA the Snack Pack). This rollout was released […]
Good riddance to tag colours, indexed pages, backlinks
In an effort to streamline the app experience, we’ve done a little spring-cleaning in STAT (even though it’s the middle of summer). STAT is all about focusing on what we do best, and doing it better than anyone else out there. It’s important to us that we’re only investing in features that our clients really want […]