What and how much data can I see with Research?
What and how much data can I see with Research?
Site Reports
- The At a Glance tab includes all the data for the entered domain, subdomain, subfolder, or page that our data provider Semrush has available.
- The Keywords tab includes:
- For the current month, a sample of up to 10,000 keywords (determined by top monthly search volume)—or the full data set up to 2,000,000 keywords by request and depending on custom pricing—for any domains, subdomains, subfolders, and pages.\
- For previous months, up to 13 months of historical data. By default, you’ll see a sample of up to 10,000 keywords (determined by top monthly search volume). However, if you are comparing months during which you requested the full data set (up to 2,000,000 as described above), you will see all that previously requested data in comparison.
- For the current month, a sample of up to 10,000 keywords (determined by top monthly search volume)—or the full data set up to 2,000,000 keywords by request and depending on custom pricing—for any domains, subdomains, subfolders, and pages.\
Topic Reports
- View and export up to 1,000 results for any keyword phrase.
- Review historical data up to:
- 12 months for monthly search volume
- 30 days for social mentions
- 3 years for seasonality insights
Why do Research's Domain reports say my domain ranks for more keywords than the number of keywords that appear in the report?
Why do Research's Domain reports say my domain ranks for more keywords than the number of keywords that appear in the report?
The number that appears at the top-left of the keywords tab that says “this domain ranked for [#] of keywords…” refers to the number of times your domain appears in search results.
From which search engines are Questions drawn in Research reports?
From which search engines are Questions drawn in Research reports?
You can filter keyword-based results in Research reports to find “Question”-relevant keywords that include words like: “who”, “what”, “when”, “where”, “best”, etc. This can help you identify keyword searches you might want to target for Answer Box results.This filter is available in all search engines that use the following languages:
- Dutch
- English
- French
- German
- Italian
- Portuguese
- Spanish
How does the Research report define what early- and late-stage topics are?
How does the Research report define what early- and late-stage topics are?
In the Research report, to determine whether a stage is “early”, Conductor looks for search phrases listed below. Suggested keywords that do not match a term like these are considered “late”. Note that this data is limited to English-language contexts:101, about, advantage, advice, analysis, analyze, answer, archive, article, assess, best, brand, brief, career, catalog, checklist, comment, companies, company, compare, comparison, condition, contrast, coverage, data, definition, description, designer, detail, direction, directory, document, dossier, download, employ, evidence, example, explain, explained, explaining, explanation, facts, feature, finest, firm, first, forum, gear, guidance, guide, help, hire, hiring, how, idea, improve, improving, index, info, information, ingredient, instruction, interpretation, inventory, job, knowledge, latest, leading, learn, lesson, list, location, long term, long-term, manufacturer, meaning, menu, model, myself, narrative, need, newest, news, opinion, outstanding, pdf, perfect, pictures, platform, policies, policy, ppt, premium, presentation, product, profession, program, proposal, provider, quality, rating, recent, recommendation, reference, report, review, series, service, short term, short-term, site, slide, software, specification, specs, statement, study, suggest, summary, support, system, table, technology, testimony, tip, tool, top, topp, training, tutorial, type, versus, video, videos, vocation, want, warning, website, what, when, where, white paper, who, why, without
Are keyword results in Research specific to a web property you track in Conductor?
Are keyword results in Research specific to a web property you track in Conductor?
No, the same topic results in the Research report would appear for any web property for a given topic or URL. However, results do depend on the search engine context you are currently viewing. For example, you can expect different results for Google US from the results for Google Canada.
Why don't keywords I track with Conductor appear in Research as tracked?
Why don't keywords I track with Conductor appear in Research as tracked?
When you track a keyword with Conductor—and that keyword appears in Research’s results—you’ll see it hyperlinked so you can jump to the Keyword Details report.By default, the first web property you track in the Conductor platform will be the web property for which you will see linked keywords. If you are exploring keywords in search contexts that don’t match that default web property, they won’t appear as linked. However, you can configure the default web property in your user profile.Note also that because Research represents country-level and desktop-specific keyword data, only keywords you track at the country level and on desktop appear as hyperlinked, even if you track them in more specific locations or on other devices.
Where does Conductor source its Cost per Click (CPC) data?
Where does Conductor source its Cost per Click (CPC) data?
Conductor gathers CPC data through its partnership with Semrush.
Why do some topics and sites not have results?
Why do some topics and sites not have results?
Results for topic queries are limited to the data we receive from Semrush’s search index. Semrush doesn’t provide every possible query, so Conductor cannot always include suggestions for every explored term (especially for some specialty terms and long-tail phrases) nor for every page (especially pages with low traffic).If no results are available for a common phrase, try searching for another version of the phrase such as the:
- Plural form (if the phrase is singular). For example, “credit cards” instead of “credit card”.
- Singular form (if the phrase is plural). For example, “credit card” instead of “credit cards”.
- Root word (if there is a prefix or suffix). For example, “doodle” instead of “doodler”.
Why doesn't the Monthly Search Interest trend always include the months for the data in the chart?
Why doesn't the Monthly Search Interest trend always include the months for the data in the chart?
We gather data you see in the Monthly Search Interest widget on Topic Overview from two different sources. One source includes the specific month with data while the other does not.Regardless of data source, the chart always shows the most recent 12, full months of data we receive from our data providers. The data point for the most recent month will appear on the far right.
Which languages can I see Sentiment data for in Research's Topic Overview reports?
Which languages can I see Sentiment data for in Research's Topic Overview reports?
Conductor’s data partner Talkwalker provides Sentiment data for the following 24 languages:
- Albanian
- Arabic
- Chinese
- Croatian
- Czech
- Danish
- Dutch
- English
- Finnish
- Flemish
- French
- German
- Hungarian
- Italian
- Korean
- Malay
- Norwegian
- Polish
- Portuguese
- Russian
- Slovak
- Spanish
- Swedish
- Turkish
When I enter a topic, widgets in the Overview tab say "No historical data available for this topic". Why?
When I enter a topic, widgets in the Overview tab say "No historical data available for this topic". Why?
For the Overview tab in Topic reports, Conductor makes live requests to various data providers. Therefore, there might be a different root cause if no data appears in each widget, and appears with the “No historical data available for this topic” message.Two common reasons that might result in this message include:
- The data provider has no data for the topic. In this case, Conductor can’t and won’t show data for the topic until the data provider has the data to send for the request.
- The data provider cannot provide data for a live call, because they limit the number of times Conductor users can make requests for the data. In this case, consider waiting a minute and then refresh your browser. A new live request will be created for the data.
Is there a limit to the number of topics I can research at once?
Is there a limit to the number of topics I can research at once?
For most languages, the number is about 50. Note that the actual number of topics you can enter depends on a variety of technical processes that happen in the background. One noteworthy example is language. Some languages require encoding in Conductor’s backend that results in less space for topic generation. In the event you run into issues, consider reducing the total number of topics you are researching at once.
How do I filter for (or filter out) branded terms?
How do I filter for (or filter out) branded terms?
As you are researching keywords in Research, you can refine the results to focus on specific words or phrases. This can be particularly useful to filter out your branded keywords or to filter to include only branded keywords.To do this, just use the Keywords Containing filter to adjust the results in the table of keywords.
Why filter out branded keywords?
You might filter out branded keywords to:- Identify opportunities to engage with audiences who might not be familiar with your brand.
- Understand how people think about the kinds of products and services you offer in general—separate from how they feel about your specific products and services.
Why filter to show only branded keywords?
You might want to focus only on branded keywords if you want to investigate the language your audience uses when they are searching for your products and services.How do I focus my research in Research on my tracked keywords?
How do I focus my research in Research on my tracked keywords?
As you are researching keywords in Research, you can refine the results to focus on specific words or phrases. This can be particularly useful to filter to see only the keywords you track with Conductor or only the keywords you do not track.To do this, you can use the Tracking filter to select which keywords you want to see Research’s data for.
Why filter for only tracked keywords?
You might want to research only tracked keywords if you want to focus on the keywords you’ve already established as important for your organization’s online visibility.Why filter for only untracked keywords?
You might want to research only untracked keywords if you want to focus on discovering new topics you aren’t already aware of—and which might be valuable keywords to target with content.Not seeing keywords appearing as tracked?
Review the Why don’t keywords I track with Conductor appear in Research as tracked? FAQ for more information.What is Explorer?
What is Explorer?
Explorer is the former name for Conductor Intelligence’s Research feature. You may continue to see references to Explorer on our Knowledge Base, on our website, or in other content about Conductor’s platform.