Bulk brief generation, Automatic re-try system, Google search console filter by country+++

Bulk brief generation

We know how much you love our briefs feature, and now it’s even better! You can now run up to 25 briefs in bulk directly through our UI. For larger needs, our API allows you to process up to 100 briefs at once.

Plus, we’ve introduced a smart queue system to smoothly manage and process your orders.

You can find our API documentation here.

Automatic Re-try system for content brief orders

We’ve noticed an increase in failed Content Brief orders. To address this, we’re introducing an automatic re-try system, similar to the one used for clustering. If an order fails, the system will automatically retry based on set conditions. If necessary, it will switch from our main provider to a backup provider to ensure smooth and uninterrupted processing.

Filter Google search console data by country

You can now filter keywords by country when importing from Google Search Console. This makes it easier to quickly find the organic keywords ranking in specific countries.

SRSLTID parameter 😤

The SRSLTID parameter is a URL tag initially used by Google Merchant Center to track visitor sources. However, it’s unintentionally appearing in organic search URLs, It means the clustering accuracy (Including SERP Similarity) were affected. (Highlighted by Aj kohn)

For example

https://www.printstop.co.in/personalised-polo-t-shirts/?srsltid=AfmBOopFsEgHiUFnuSGI1lBmwTvtCaIRlzjhQHiswd1FqsVP3X3C4nrt%27

https://www.printstop.co.in/personalised-polo-t-shirts/

We’ve made a significant improvement to our clustering algorithm so we will ignore any srsltid parameters from the URL when clustering or ysing the SERP Similarity feature.

Improved Identify intent feature

We’ve improved the ‘Identify Intent’ feature to provide clearer explanations behind the intent of the head cluster term. The update now offers additional insights, such as which URLs are associated with each intent and highlights when there’s fragmented intent across the cluster.

• We’ve identified an issue where certain Keyword discovery orders fail entirely if one source, like Quora, doesn’t return search results based on specific settings (e.g., language or location). To resolve this, we’re implemented a more robust system. If one source fails, the rest of the order will still be processed and returned, ensuring that you receive partial results without the entire order failing due to a single source issue.

• We’ve made an improvement to the WA orders. Since there was no article title in these orders, we will now replace it with the Folder Name field. Additionally, we’ve adjusted the layout: the query/keyword will now appear as the first item, followed by the Folder Name underneath it.

• We’ve improved the re-clustering process to streamline your workflow. Now, when you open the re-clustering modal, it will automatically select the same algorithm used in the original project. This update will make re-clustering more efficient and consistent with your project’s initial setup.