The website opens, but you can’t place an order: what to check
How to check an order when the website is available: repeat the customer journey, find the broken step, confirm the order was recorded, and give the developer precise details.
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How to check an order when the website is available: repeat the customer journey, find the broken step, confirm the order was recorded, and give the developer precise details.
How reChecker calculates competitor visibility for selected queries: the calculation across three positions, how it differs from average position, and what changes in the score mean.
Why an improvement in the position of one query can coincide with a decline in site clicks. How to check periods, pages, impressions, and click-through rate in Yandex Webmaster.
How to link a verified Yandex Webmaster site to a reChecker project, get the first statistics, and distinguish a connected account from data that is ready.
How to check a Yandex Webmaster notice for a specific URL: confirm the date and reason, open the page, compare it with the audit, and create a task for the developer.
How to select two periods for comparing Yandex Webmaster statistics: equal length, adjacent dates, one site, and available data. Calculation examples.
How to choose queries for weekly checks, avoid missing an important page, and turn ranking changes into specific tasks for the following week.
Choose tasks based on their impact on visitors, recurrence, and verified facts. A sample weekly plan will help you start with the most important website issues.
How to investigate different rankings in Yandex and Google: compare dates and queries, open the pages each search engine found, and check each search engine’s data separately.
How to find import columns that overwrite SEO fields, restore verified titles and descriptions from a backup, and check that the data is preserved on the next run.
Open a tool for the task described in the article.