A metric used in keyword analysis and visualizations.
CPC is a traditional metric used in keyword analysis, representing the estimated cost per click for paid advertisements targeting a specific term. In semantic keyword universe categorization, CPC is used alongside metrics like Search Volume and Keyword Difficulty to quantify the potential financial value or competitive landscape of a cluster of keywords. Analyzing CPC helps prioritize which entities, topics, or personas represent the most significant opportunity for both organic and paid strategy.
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Accuracy Score
A metric used in systems that predict query responses; the decision to display a short…
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Bounce Rate
A GA4 user engagement metric used to monitor patterns in user interaction.
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Coherence Score
Used for evaluating the quality of topics produced by algorithms like LDA; high coherence suggests…
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Confidence Score (Generative AI)
A measure of certainty provided by a generative AI model regarding its classification.
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CTR (Click-Through Rate)
A metric related to user interaction with search results.
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Emotion Scores
Specific numerical scores returned by emotion analysis (e.g., sadness score, joy score, fear score, disgust…
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Entity Salience Score
A score assigned by the Google Natural Language API to each extracted entity, indicating its…
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Keyword Difficulty (KD)
A metric associated with keywords, used in prioritization and visualization.
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Query Distance
A measure of how similar queries are to one another, often calculated using fuzzy matching.
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Salience (Importance)
A metric indicating the importance or prominence of an entity in the context of the…
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Search Volume (Volume)
A traditional keyword metric, referring to the monthly search volume, used in analysis and prioritization.
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Sentiment Magnitude
A metric returned by the Google Natural Language API alongside Sentiment Score, used in entity…
