Cluster difficulty score, Cluster multi ranking URLs, Bug fixes ++

Introducing cluster difficulty score. (Beta)

Now, there’s a way to see how tough the competition is for your cluster. We’ve added a Cluster Difficulty Score that goes from 0, meaning easy, to 100, meaning tough. This score helps you understand how hard it might be to get your cluster to rank higher than the competitors on the first search results page.

Note: This feature is currently in beta.

You can also filter by difficulty score and quickly find clusters that are easy to rank.

Track multi-ranking URLs for your cluster

Now, we not only show you the top-ranking URL for a specific keyword in a cluster, but with this update, you can see all URLs that rank in the top 100 Google results for any keyword in your cluster.

Just click the icon next to the keyword to open up the details.

You can also view all of the URL’s ranking for the entire cluster. To get this, click the icon next to the ‘Top ranking URL’

Here is a short demo.

You can now sort clusters by cluster volume and keywords.

• We fixed a bug that prevented languages from being available properly on the clustering screen.

• We removed the ‘Upgrade’ button from the features by default. This button will only appear if your allocation runs out.

• We fixed a bug that showed the incorrect similarity score when you ran 6 keywords in the SERP Similarity feature.

• We fixed a bug that caused our “Auto outliner” feature to create empty headings.

• Fixed a bug that showed incorrect ‘Recommendation” when the similarity score is less than 40 in the SERP Similarity feature.

• Fixed a bug in Title AI: After selecting several rows per page that exceed the total number of rows available, pagination hides, and the number of rows per page can not be reduced without reloading the page.

• Fixed a bug that prevents users from buying a subscription if they already have a subscription.

• Fixed a minor security bug.