Get Started with SEO Overview

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Now that AIOSEO is installed and working on your website, you will see an All in One SEO menu item in the admin area.

The AIOSEO menu in WordPress admin area
To access the search statistics analysis, click on the All in One SEO menu item and then again on Search Statistics .

This will take you to the Search Statistics panel.

This section provides an overview of your site's performance in search results, starting with the SEO Statistics and Keyword Positions widgets .

Pro Tip: Hover over all AIOSEO charts to see details over time.

The Search Statistics Dashboard in AIOSEO
The SEO Stats widget provides insights into your site 's search performance , showing important metrics like:

Research Impressions
Total clicks
Average Click-Through Rates (CTR)
Average keyword positions
On the other hand, the keyword position chart shows where your content ranks in search engine results pages (SERPs), whether it’s in the top 3 positions, positions 4-10, 11-50, or 50-100.

If you scroll down this tab, you'll find other widget-style overviews. Each widget provides a quick overview, and you can click on them to access the full reports.

Scrolling down the Search Statistics tab
Now that you’ve gotten gambling database turkey to know the dashboard, let’s dive deeper into the analytics for each tab: “SEO Stats,” “Keyword Rank Tracker,” and “Content Rankings.”

Step 3: Explore SEO Stats Reports

In the “SEO Statistics” tab, you can explore key metrics like search impressions, total clicks, average CTR, and average search position.

See below what each of them means:

Search Impressions : How often does your site appear in search results?
Total Clicks : The number of times users clicked to your website from search results.
Average CTR (Click-Through Rate) : The percentage of impressions that resulted in clicks.
Average Search Position : The average ranking of your website in search results.
AIOSEO's SEO Statistics tab
Below the quick count, you can see a chart that compares search impressions and clicks. Comparing these two metrics helps you understand how effective your content is at attracting visitors.