Our plan is to offer some advanced reporting and features as part of a member account. Below are some things we’re thinking about, followed by a questionnaire. We’d really appreciate it if you answered our questions in a reply to this blog post. Thanks!
Here are some features we are considering:
- See reports for the top 50 (or top 100) results.
- Save (10, 20, 100, etc) queries for quick reference.
- A guarantee that queries a member is tracking will receive daily updates.
(queries tracked by free users may need to be archived or dropped due to space/performance issues) - Keep a list of websites (that you own/operate) that are highlighted in the results.
- Ability to do a “reverse lookup”, where you enter a web address and we’ll show you all of the search terms and rankings we have in our DB for that URL.
- More reports!
- Graphs of how one site’s ranking moves over time within a query’s search results.
- Custom time frames for reports.
- Ability to choose which “data center” a query is directed at… or which zip code the query is coming from. (for locally-sensitive searches)
- See related searches for your queries and how popular they are within Search Rascal.
Questions:
(1) How many search results would you like to see in your reports? 10, 50, 100?
(2) How many queries do you think you would want to track with Search Rascal? 1, 5, 10, 20, 100, 1,000?
(3) Are you ever going to look at the non-Google reports? Are there other search engines you’d like to track?
(4) How much would you be willing to pay for a Search Rascal member account? $0. $5/month. $10/month. $29.99/month. $100 per year?
(5) Are there any other features you’d like to see?
(6) Do you have any other questions?
Thanks so much. I’m hoping to make Search Rascal the best reporting tool of its kind. We really appreciate your help in doing that.
