Setting up SERP clicks
Search terms, daily targets, behaviour settings and how runs are scheduled and counted.
- Lesson
- 1/6
- Reading time
- 9 min
- Sections
- 4
- Through the course
- 17%
A SERP click is one completed run: a real browser searches your keyword, finds your listing, clicks it and stays on the site for the dwell time you set. Runs only start on verified websites with an active plan.
Step by step
- 1Verify the websiteRuns only start on verified websites with an active plan.
- 2Add search termsKeyword, country, optional city, device, language and a clicks-per-day target.
- 3Set behaviourDwell time range, pages per visit, scroll depth and internal links.
- 4Let the scheduler spread runsEvery five minutes, the daily quota is spread across active hours, never beyond the plan's limit.
Search terms
- A search term is a keyword plus a country, optional city, device and language, with its own clicks-per-day target.
- Pick keywords where the site already ranks on page one or two.
- An optional target URL must be a page on the same domain; then only that page counts as found.
- The plan sets the limits, for example Starter 10 terms and 25 clicks a day, Growth 25 and 50, Scale 75 and 150.
Behaviour settings
- Dwell time: a range between 10 seconds and the plan's maximum.
- Pages per visit, scroll depth and whether to follow internal links.
Scheduling
Every five minutes the scheduler spreads each site's daily quota across its active hours and queues runs. It never schedules beyond the plan's clicks per day. Pausing a term stops scheduling it and frees its clicks.
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Setting up SERP clicks