Both plugins offer you a preview of the results that a Google search related to your post will give (the so-called “Snippet”).
Measuring SEO results
In a WordPress blog, the success of SEO strategies depends, 99 acres database as with any website, on two criteria:
According to the contrast of the previous stage of the site.
That is, it's necessary to measure the site's ongoing performance and compare that data with the data from the period in which the SEO strategy was implemented, so that it's clear whether it had an impact on traffic.
The criteria to consider (KPIs) to measure the SEO performance of a WordPress blog are:
Total visits: This is the total traffic your blog has received, whether it increases or decreases after SEO optimization. It's also important to determine how many visits come from Google and how many from other sources.
Visits in Google Analytics by channel, which allows you to determine new visits (which define user acquisition) and, in addition, recurring visits (or user loyalty).
Total search queries to determine the number of times the blog appears in search engines and for which keywords.
Search Console search queries: This new tool analyzes clicks and impressions based on keywords or queries.
Total indexed pages: as this value increases, the chances of appearing in the search engine increase.