How the site stands in Google and Bing: what each has indexed, what it shows searchers, and what they click. Google’s numbers settle about three days late (the shaded band); Bing’s lag two to six days. How to read these.
These dashboards read their numbers through www.traveller.org/admin/insights, which exists only on the live domain behind the Cloudflare sign-in. Open this page on www.traveller.org/admin/.
Times a page of the site appeared in results.
Searchers who came through.
Weighted by impressions; lower is better.
Which kinds of page Google shows, and which earn the click. The same groups as the decision log’s baseline.
What people typed. Position is where the site stood for it.
By impressions; clicks and position beside.
Where the searches came from and how the result looked.
Registered under the old site’s http name; Google follows the redirect. “Last downloaded” is when Google last read the list of pages.
Google’s verdict for a few pages: the home and section pages every time, plus a different handful each day. Each lookup spends one of 2,000 a day and is kept a day.
By day. The count above the sitemap’s is the old site’s addresses, still draining.
Pages Bing fetched, and how many answered with a redirect.
Bing searchers, by day.
What Bing reads and what it could not fetch.
Over Bing’s own reporting window.