Digivizer users can now connect multiple Google Search Consoles to Digivizer, enabling fast analysis of keyword performance for optimization of SEO strategies.

When multiple Google Search Consoles are connected to Digivizer, users can access insights into search queries across each domain. This may include websites, help centers or online shops.

For each Google Search Console you connect, you gain visibility on:

• Keywords that rank on page 1 of Google (ranked 1-10)
• Keywords on page 2 (11-20) that you can monitor for future optimization decisions
• Keyword ranking changes over time
• Your exact match search queries driving the most clicks
• ROI for Search queries important to your brand or content strategy (depending on your plan)*

This update also allows users to connect Google Search Console directly to Digivizer, eliminating the need for it to be linked to Google Analytics accounts. 

• For businesses who had previously connected Google Search Console to Digivizer via their instance of GA4, your connection has been migrated to directly connect to Digivizer and no action required. You will continue to see your Search Query data in your brand space.
• Free plan users cannot track additional search queries. Contact us via in-platform chat or email at support@digivizer.com to upgrade your plan and access this feature.

Digivizer’s Search Query Tracking feature is available to all users and enables faster decision-making on performance, investment and resources. Your plan will determine how many additional Search queries you can track.

For help connecting your Google Search Console to Digivizer, refer to our help article. 

Digivizer’s Date Picker now offers greater flexibility in period-on-period analysis and reporting. Users have access to additional predefined month and quarter periods plus the ability to select and compare any period that is important to their reporting. 

The default comparison setting for Date Picker is Last 7 Days. 

Compare any period with any period

Users can choose to manually select any custom date range to compare. Digivizer will automatically compare to the exact same number of days prior to your selection. 

Or, users can manually select a custom “compare to” period using the calendar. This allows for much greater flexibility in the periods you can select and compare. 

For example; you can now select a specific quarter or month in 2023 and choose to compare it with the same quarter or month in 2022 or select an entire year to compare it to any previous year.

Predefined period-on-period analysis and reports

Users can change the reporting period by selecting from one of the predefined periods. Digivizer automatically compares the selected period, to the exact same number of days prior to your selection. 

New reporting periods include the ability to easily select a specific historical month or quarter and compare it to the previous month or quarter. Predefined periods for Q1, Q2, Q3 or Q4 are based on the Australian calendar year and give users an instant comparison to the previous quarter. 

Please read our Help documentation for detailed steps on how to use the Date Picker.

Brand Space Owners now have the ability to set their brand space's time zone according to their reporting preferences.  

Upon initial creation of your Brand Space, by default, the time zone will be set to the region where it was first opened. For example: If the person who creates the Brand Space is located in London, the default time zone will be set to Europe/London.

To ensure consistent data reporting of digital marketing insights for all of your team, regardless of their geographic location, Brand Space Owners can change this time zone setting to align with your reporting needs and so data will be seen consistently no matter where your members are based.

Refer to our help documentation for how to set your time zone.

Engineering has now resolved the issue that was causing LinkedIn Connections to be revoked. 

You do not need to reconnect your LinkedIn accounts to Digivizer and your data will be up-to-date when Digivizer next syncs to LinkedIn (estimated to be in the next 24 hours).

There is  currently an issue affecting all LinkedIn connections. Our engineering team is investigating the issue and we will inform you as soon as the issue is resolved. 

One of the most important aspects of SEO is where your web pages rank on search engine results pages. Your position rankings can tell you which keywords and search queries are successfully driving traffic and where there’s room for improvement in your SEO strategy.

Today we launch the new Search Query Tracking feature in Digivizer. All paid plan users can easily add chosen search queries and keywords and track the performance of website traffic and overall page ranking. 

Note: Free plan users are unable to add search queries to track. Contact us via the in-platform chat feature or email us at support@digivizer.com to upgrade your plan and enjoy this feature.

Digivizer’s Search Query Tracking feature allows you to quickly; 

• See which keywords are putting your web pages on page 1 of Google (ranked 1-10)
• See where you’re on page 2 (11-20) and decide if you want to pursue those keywords in the future
• See where you’re gaining and losing ground in keyword rankings in the “Change” column
• Check these results for any date period you choose
• Track Search Queries that are important to your brand or content strategy, over time.

Navigate to the new Search tab and view your Search Query Driving the Most Clicks and start tracking keywords important to your business so you can unlock Performance of Keywords You're Tracking.

Exact Match Search Query Driving The Most Clicks provides you with visibility as to the highest exact search query or phrase that generates the most traffic to your website.

Performance of Keywords You're Tracking provides an aggregate view of the total performance of all tracked keywords you have selected.

Available to all Digivizer users, Digivizer’s new Search Query Tracking feature will help you make faster decisions about performance, investment and resources, and increase accountability and collaboration across extended marketing teams.

To get started follow the steps in our How do I get started with Search Queries guide.

If you've noticed a notable decrease in your follower count over the past few weeks, it's likely due to LinkedIn’s recent move to filter out inactive accounts.

Changes to LinkedIn's follower count calculation now exclude inactive, restricted, and hibernated accounts. Digivizer reflects the data returned directly from LinkedIn. This adjustment from LinkedIn aims to provide more accurate insights into your actual follower base. 

For more details about LinkedIn’s move, visit https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/a1421099

We're experiencing issues with Instagram Stories data across Facebook and Instagram organic channels due to Meta changes beyond our control.

Our team is working to resolve this issue with Meta support, and we'll let you know as soon as Stories data is available in Digivizer again.

Your data is important to us, and we appreciate your patience at this time.

Facebook Profiles are no longer supported in Digivizer due to changes made by Facebook.

Facebook Pages are not affected and provide a richer experience as we provide many more data points on each post.

If you use a personal Facebook Profile for your business and wish to migrate to a Facebook Page, please get in touch with us to help you migrate.

For paying plan customers only, Twitter organic post metrics are available again. The restriction on providing Twitter organic post metrics to all accounts is due to changes at Twitter’s end, hence support and data is available only for Digivizer paid plan customers at the highest level (Brands, Agencies and Enterprise). 

Twitter Ads Data is available to all customers.