As from today, you can group several reports into a single one 🥳

How can you merge reports?
In your table of reports, select the reports you want to merge and click on "Merge" (in the black window appearing at the bottom of the table).


The merging operation can take some time, depending on the total number of keywords you're grouping together.


Why use the merging feature?

It's ideal if you want to group several reports linked to the same topic :
- The data will be centralized in a single report
- You'll avoid analyzing several times the same keyword in different reports (and spending credits on the exact same keywords).
- The clusters will be recalculated based on all the keywords.



How is the merging working?

- Reports are merged into the most recent one. The other reports will be deleted during the merging.
- The max DA, negative keywords, and highlighted domains of that most recent report are used for all keywords.
- All SERP data from your analyzed keywords will be kept (including website positions, ...).
- Hidden keywords will be kept hidden.
- Duplicate keywords are deleted. Only the most recently analyzed one will be kept.
- Clusters will be recalculated based on all the analyzed keywords.
- Once reports are merged you can't revert the operation.

Tip of the day on Twitter 🔗

This is month 10 of the case study by Dim, read the article here.

You'll learn how much he made in his first full month of monetization, the ePMV for his niche, and more.

In the past few weeks, I've been working on improving the performance of backend processes.

The site and keyword analysis jobs are now faster.
It was also a necessary step for upcoming updates (see the roadmap).

Within the next few days, there'll be some UI/UX improvements to make it easier to scan through keywords.

Subscribers get access to a boosted version of the KWFinder giving up to 5 times more long-tail keyword ideas in some cases.

Example (before/after) with the seed keyword : Wordpress

Give it a try 🥳