Create your CTR Project (Paid plan)

Get the most of Click- Through Rate Manipulation

Written by Charly

Updated 1 year ago

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ClickSEO gives positive signals to Google. The more visitors your website gets from a specific search Keyword, the more relevant your website is perceived by Google on this keyword.
Ultimately, your ranking increases and you will be ahead of your competitors in a few weeks!

Let’s see how to use ClickSEO to create a CTR manipulation project.

First, I highly advise you to log in to Google Analytics and Search console accounts linked to your website. You might want to refer to some metrics to set up your project.

Done?

👉 Come back to ClickSEO website and log into your account. Hover on the left navigation bar to click on "create project".

👉 Then, click “create project” again under the “get click on your website’s CTR” section.

Let's fill in the parameters of your “new project” together!

1. Choose what type of project you want to create - Depending on the number of tokens you allocate to the project, it will have more or fewer features.

👉 Here I will create an Ultimate project.

2. Give a name to your project ex: the name of the website that you want to rank.

3. Now, select Pages per Session count, the average number of your website’s pages visited by a user during a session.

Check your Google Analytics data, under acquisition, overview, see “pages/session”.

Here, we can see that 4.87 pages are visited on average, so let’s choose 4 or 5 visited pages for our project.

Always choose more than 2 visited pages. This will give positive signals to Google.

4. Then, select the average session duration, which is the average time each visitor will spend on your website during a session. The longer the duration, the more positive signals Google receives which will have a direct positive effect on your SEO.

You should select the same average session duration that your website currently has, or slightly better.

On Google Analytics, you can see this metric under the overview of the acquisition report, labeled as “Avg session duration”. Note that if your current session duration is of less than 1 minute, you should choose at least 1 or 2 minutes for your ClickSEO project.

In this example, the average session duration is of 2min44sec so I’ll select 3 minutes for my ClickSEO project.

5. Paste the website URL using one of those formats. (example.com, or https://example.com, or https://www.example.com)

You don't need to enter the URL of a particular page, only your domain. Depending on the keywords you enter in the next step, ClickSEO will automatically find the page ranked on the keyword to visit. > buyboat-usa.com

👉 That's perfect, you can validate and go to the second step!

6. Select the mobile rate, which is the percentage of clicks that will be generated from mobile users. If you choose 20% mobile, then 80% of the visitors will be desktop users.

To choose the right mobile rate, refer to your Google Analytics data under the mobile overview of the audience section and check out the mobile session percentage. Here 1% of the visitors are from mobile, so I will apply 1%. If you don't know which share to choose, you can opt for a 50% mobile share, which is the general average.

7. Select the bounce rate. This is the percentage of users visiting only one page on your site during a session.

On google analytics, go to the audience overview and check the bounce rate. Is it below 40%? Then you can apply the same bounce rate to your ClickSEO Project. Is it higher than 40%? Then we recommend using a smaller bounce rate on your CTR project, around 20%.

8. Apply a scroll rate, which refers to how far your users scroll on your website pages. This metric isn't available on Google Analytics by default, you have to set it up manually. If you have done so, check out your scroll rate. Otherwise, you can apply an average 80% scroll rate.

This is an important SEO factor, the more visitors scroll through your web pages, the more it shows that your content is relevant.

👉 Done? Click on the next button to go to the third step.

9. Apply the repartition of traffic during the week. This parameter allows you to choose the share of visits sent per day. You can refer to your Google Analytics to see which days you receive the most visits.

For example, if the ClickSEO plan your selected generates 100 clicks per day, and on your Google Analytics you receive 100 clicks on Monday, 90 on Tuesday, 80 on Wednesday, on your ClickSEO project choose 100% on Monday, 90% on Tuesday, 80% on Wednesday.

👉 Once you have allocated the traffic % per day, click on the next button to move to the last step

10. Adding your keywords

To determine the keywords to target, you can open your google search console, select the last 7 days or most recent view, and display the ranking.
Type your best keywords on the ClickSEO project field.
Enter only the keywords on which you’re already ranked on the top 100 positions.

The number should not exceed twice the number of clicks you receive per day for that keyword, as seen on the search console. For example, if a keyword receives 10 clicks per day, choose 10 clicks on your ClickSEO project.

Finally, choose in which country you want to rank on this particular keyword.

Once done, click on ‘Add’ to validate this keyword and repeat the operation as many times as you have keywords to boost :)

If you want to rank on one keyword in different locations, you must add one raw per location.

👉 Done? Now click on "Create" to launch your CTR boost campaign.

Your clicks will start being generated in a few minutes, and will be distributed throughout the day. Your project is now on autopilot.

You will be able to follow the statistics of your project by clicking on your project from the dashboard, and open the "statistic" page

The following will be available :

The number of clicks sent per day, week, month
The position recorded for each keyword (in real time)
The location chosen for each keyword

Now just wait a few weeks and see your rankings climbing Google positions!

As simple as that 😉

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