Annotations

What are Annotations?

Annotations are like digital sticky notes that you can add to your keyword tracking charts. They allow you to mark important events, changes, or observations directly on your data visualisations.

Why Use Annotations?

  1. Track Important Events: Mark when you made significant changes to your website or content.
  2. Understand Data Fluctuations: Easily identify why your rankings might have changed on a specific date.
  3. Team Communication: Share insights with your team about what's happening with your keywords.
  4. Historical Context: Quickly recall what actions or events might have influenced your SEO performance.

How to Use Annotations

Adding a New Annotation

  1. Go to the "Configuration" page.
  2. Find the "Add New Annotation" form.
  3. Fill in the following details:
    • Name: A short title for your annotation
    • Description: More details about what you're noting
    • Keyword: Select the relevant keyword from the dropdown
    • Date: Choose the date for your annotation
  4. Click the "Add Annotation" button.

Managing Your Annotations

On the Configuration page, you'll see a table with all your annotations. Here's what you can do:

  • View: See all your annotations at a glance.
  • Enable/Disable: Use the toggle switch to turn annotations on or off.
  • Delete: Remove annotations you no longer need by clicking the trash icon.

Viewing Annotations on Charts

  1. Go to the "Keywords" page.
  2. Look at your keyword tracking charts.
  3. You'll see small markers on the dates where you've added annotations.
  4. Hover over or click on these markers to see the annotation details.

Tips for Effective Annotation Use

  1. Be Consistent: Add annotations regularly for major changes or events.
  2. Keep It Brief: Use short, clear descriptions for easy reading on charts.
  3. Use for Analysis: When reviewing your SEO performance, refer to your annotations to understand trends and changes.
  4. Team Collaboration: Encourage your team to add and review annotations for better insights.
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