• 🎓️ Intro guide: Get started with Morningscore

  In this article I will guide you through the different sections and functions in the Morningscore tool. We will provide you with different sections covering brief explanations of all the different features you can use in the Morningscore tool. Below you can see a table of contents, if you have a specific query you can use this to access the part of the guide that is relevant to you, by clicking on the section you want to read: Table of contents Explaining the header (1-explaining-the-Featured

• What does the Morningscore stand for?

  Aside from being the name of our SEO tool (and the company that developed it), the Morningscore is also our tool's main metric which reflects the monetary value of your SEO. Whatever your Morningscore is, it always reflects the amount of money you would have had to pay for Google Ads to get the same amount of website traffic. By keeping an eye on your Morningscore, you can easily evaluate the exact value you get from SEO, which helps you make well-informed decisions on how to prioritize SEO inPopular

• How to track your website across multiple locations

  To track your website in multiple locations, follow these steps: Click on your website in the top-left corner of the tool Click on Manage websites Enter your website Select your target country in the drop-down menu Click the button Add website You will now be able to track your website for this location, too.Popular

• Why should I choose Morningscore over other SEO tools?

  With Morningscore, you'll find that doing SEO is more fun and a lot simpler than if you use other best-in-business SEO tools. Our motto is to help you MakeSenseOfSEO, so we always aim to summarize and simplify the important stuff to make SEO stuff easy to comprehend for anyone, including non-experts. We really believe that SEO doesn't have to be difficult. Most of it can be pretty simple and straightforward - and with the game elements of our tool, it can be fun, too. How Morningscore compPopular

• Does adding a competitor website count as one website scan credit?

  Starting with the release of Morningscore v3.0, adding a competitor website to our tracker will only count as 0,5 of your available website scan credits. In other words, if you set up 3 main websites with 1 competitor website each in the newest version of our tool, you'll use up 4,5 credits in total and save some credits. You can see how many website scans you have left if you click on Add or switch website in the top menu bar, and then click on Manage websites, in the following diPopular

• Can Morningscore scan my social media profiles?

  Unfortunately, no - Morningscore cannot scan individual profiles on social media. Morningscore is designed to scan whole domains such as www.facebook.com. Your personal social media profile has a specific and unique web address - also known as the URL - so if you add the link to your profile as a website to track in Morningscore, the tool will simply provide you with data for the entire social media platform.Popular

• How often is my data updated?

  Data update frequencies differ across the different kinds of data presented in the tool. The overall Morningscore updates daily for your own website as well as your competitors. Your Morningscore keywords are fully updated once every month. Smaller websites (with Morningscores lower than 3000 USD) can expect full updates every week. Keywords listed in your rank tracker are updated every day. All of your links get updated every day (or on demand if you manually add a link). Your weSome readers

• How do I upgrade my trial to a subscription myself?

  How to upgrade your account Click on the spaceman in the right corner, click on Settings and go to the subscription section Scroll down and choose the plan you want, and click on Buy now Fill in your info in the pop up window, enter your credit card deSome readers

• How is Morningscore different compared to other tools like Semrush and Moz?

  Most SEO tools like SEMrush and Moz work like databases. Essentially these tools give you access to a huge body of data, and then it's up to you to figure out what to do with all that data. That's awesome if you have a certain level of understanding about SEO, but otherwise there's a risk you'll end up paying for a lot of data that's of no real value to you. Morningscore works by guiding you through every step of your SEO work. Hence, some SEO experts find our tool to be somewhat limited, whichSome readers

• How do I add a competitor?

  Go to Overview Scroll down a bit Click Add new competitor Enter the website By adding a competitor to the website you're monitoring, you get access to a list of all the competitor's keywords, and ýou'll be able to compare your SEO data to theirs. Adding a competitor to MorningscoreSome readers

• How do I unsubscribe from your emails?

  To unsubscribe from our email list: Open any email we've sent you Scroll to the very bottom of it Click Unsubscribe Confirm If you don't see the option to unsubscribe, it's because you're looking at a system email which was sent from our system automatically when you signed up. If you don't want to receive system emails, you must delete your account.Some readers

• Where does my data come from?

  The data you see in the tool is sourced and gathered from 7 different data sources. These include different data partners that are all active and relevant in the field of SEO. If you want to read more about our data quality and why it is important, our CEO Karsten also explains this topic in a blog post. Our 7 data sources are: Oxylabs (Most precise ranking data we have found so far – very reliable) Moz (Link dataSome readers

• How many landing pages are included in one full website scan?

  This completely depends on your subscription plan: Lite 250 landingpages Business 5.000 landingpages Pro 25.000 landingpages Premium 25.000 landingpagesSome readers

• How do I request a new feature?

  If you have an idea for a new feature, feel free to get in touch and tell us about your suggestion. Write us in the chat, and we'll forward your suggestion to our developers.Some readers

• How to see the health condition of your competitors' websites

  Data about the health condition of your competitors' websites is not avaliable to you via the competitor overview. The reason is that it's a demanding task to do a full website scan - but there's a workaround that helps you get these deeper insights with Morningscore. To see the health condition of a competing website, you'll have to add it as a primary tracked website in your account.Some readers

• Does Morningscore support JavaScript rendering?

  Yes - where applicable and required, Morningscore automatically provides JavaScript rendering.Some readers

• How many competitors can I add?

  To find out how many credits you have available, do the following: Click on your website in the top left corner Click Manage websites Here you will see how many credits you have available Note: Adding a competitor only costs 0.5 credits.Some readers

• How long does it take to complete the first full scan of my website?

  Depending on the size of your website, the time to complete the first scan vary. Once you've added your website, it can take anywhere between a few minutes and 24 hours for Morningscore to return your data, depending on the size of your website. If your scan hasn't been completing after more than 24 hours, we have another article outlining possible reasons your scan is taking longerSome readers

• How many website scan credits do I have?

  This depends on which subscription plan you have: Lite 5 full website scans every month 100 individual landing page scans every month Business 15 full website scans every month 1000 individual landing page scans every month Pro 50 full website scans every month 5000 individual landing page scans every month Premium 50 full website scans every month 5000 individual landing page scans every month This can also be found in our pricing plans, by clicking Show aFew readers

• Can I see mobile rankings in the tool?

  No, unfortunately Morningscore doesn't currently support mobile keyword rank tracking.Few readers

• How to change the time period for the displayed data

  To change the time period for the data displayed in the tool, click the button in the top-right corner of the tool. In the pop-up window you can change the period of time displayed in Morningscore. You can choose one of the predetermined date ranges in the column at the left side of the box. You can also choose a custom start date for your data using the calendar. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/heFew readers

• Why is it taking more than 24 hours for my data to show up?

  If you have waited more than 24 hours for Morningscore to return your data, there are several possible explanations. It most likely due to one of the three reasons bwlow: Your website was denied by our scanner, usually because of a firewall You don’t have a ranking on Google yet (this is common for new websites that Google has yet to crawl for the first time) You have a big amount of data that's taking longer than usual to process Either way you can always reach out to our support teamFew readers

• What's causing the changes in my Morningscore?

  Your total Morningscore reflects the changes in the Morningscore for each of your keywords. To see which keywords contribute most and least to your total Morningscore - which helps you understand what's causing the changes - here's what you can do: Log in to your Morningscore account Scroll down to Top keyword changes in the Overview sectionFew readers

• Can I see the page speed for individual landing pages?

  Yes, it's absolutely possible to see page speed for individual pages. Here is how you do it: Click on Health in the top menu Go to Landing pages Search for a landing page in the search bar Hover the number under Pagescore In the bottom right, you'll see the page load speed (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/e5d169c5df987000/page-load-speed-in-mFew readers

• Where can I see all the features you've released so far?

  You can always see the full list of features we've released so far in our public changelog. See the Morningscore changelog on our website here.Few readers

• What is the point of the Morningscore?

  Your Morningscore is the main metric in our tool, and it helps you understand the value of your SEO. The number simply tells you what the SEO work done on your website is worth in any currency of your choice. Hence, from looking at your Morningscore, you can make informed decisions on how to prioritize your digital marketing budget.Few readers

• How to switch to another language in the tool

  Morningscore currently supports English, Danish, and German. Here's how you change languages in the tool: Log in to your Morningscore account Click on the spaceman image in the top-right corner Click on Settings Click the drop-down menu under System language Choose either English, Danish or GermanFew readers

• What is morningscore.io?

  Morningscore is both the name of our software company and of the SEO tool that our company provides via morningscore.io. Our tool is a fun and simple alternative to more complicated SEO tools that provide a similar set of features. Morningscore lets you: • Measure the exact monetary value of your SEO in a currency of your choosing • Analyze your competiors' websites and check out their keywords and links • Track keywords in terms of search volume, website visitors, rank history, and CPC •Few readers

• How do I change the currency for my Morningscore?

  Log in to your Morningscore account Click the spaceman image in the top-right corner Click on Settings Click the drop-down menu under System currency on the right Choose your preferred currency from the listFew readers

• Can I see historical data?

  As a main rule, you can only see historical data starting from the date when you first scanned your website or checked out a competitor website with Morningscore. However, sometimes you'll find that you have access to historical data for a website further back in time. This can be the case if other Morningscore users have already set up or checked out the website in question.Few readers

• Where does Morningscore get the CPC from?

  The CPC (Cost Per Click) is one of the numbers that go in to calculating your Morningscore. We get the CPC from Google themselves via our data partners. Some Morningscore users report back to us that if they run Google ads, they often don't end up paying the exact CPC shown in Morningscore. This makes good sense, since Google Ads is auction based, which means click prices are never pre-determined. Our own research shows that Google often overestimates CPC prices, which means you can end up paFew readers

• How do I add more websites/projects to my Morningscore account?

  To add an extra website click on the arrow next to the website in the upper left corner of the Overview tab. Here you can then add or remove a website from your account. You can also see the status of your website credits here. This is how you add or remove a website First click on your website in the top left corner. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/e5d169c5df987000/imagFew readers

• Community guidelines

  Community guidelines Welcome to Morningscore's community - the "Base" as we like to call it. 🧑🏼‍🚀 To make the community a safe and pleasant 'space' for everyone, we've established some overall guidelines: This community is made to unite forces and gather space units. Knowledge sharing about SEO and related topics from one captain to another. If you know the answer to a community question or want to contribute to exciting posts, don't be shy! You might make new friends across the univeFew readers

• What can I do if I do not make progress in one section?

  If you are not making progress in an area of Morningscore, feel free to get in touch with us. Depending on the subscription package, either one of our SEO experts can help you develop a strategy or we can put together a customised package to push your website or specific landing pages. Please contact us either in the chat or by email at mail@morningscore.io. We will then send you a corresponding offer as soon as possible.Few readers

• Morningscore increase/decrease a lot in a single day

  From time to time, we receive questions about why a Morningscore suddenly rises or drops dramatically from one day to the next. Usually, there’s a logical explanation, which ties back to how Morningscore is calculated. If you notice sudden increases or decreases in your Morningscore that are larger than typical fluctuations, it’s usually due to one of these reasons: You started ranking for a new keywordFew readers

• How to change an added domain

  If you entered your domain with a typo or simply want to replace the one you added, you need to add it as a new domain. You cannot edit a domain that has already been added. Add your website again: Click on your domain in the top left corner. Enter the domain and select the country. Delete domFew readers

• How is the traffic calculated in Morningscore?

  Traffic in Morningscore is calculated based on your domain’s position for a keyword and the monthly search volume for that keyword. We do not track traffic on your website; instead, the traffic numbers are estimates based on statistical data where positions from 1 to 20 each receive a percentage of the total search volume as traffic. Here’s the list showing positions and the corresponding percentage click-through rate (CTR) for each position: Position 1 gets 21.12% Position 2Few readers

• How to change target country for a website

  If you entered your domain and selected the wrong country, you will track keywords, positions, etc., in the wrong country and see "incorrect" data. It might also be the case that you are simply expanding to additional countries. You cannot change the target country for a website that has already been added. Add your website again: Click on your doFew readers

• Why do I see ?srsltid= after my URLs for keyword rankings?

  When Google adds the parameter ?srsltid= to URLs in organic search results, it is part of a newer feature called the "Search Result State Identifier" (srsltid). This parameter is used to track specific sessions or contexts of user interaction with search results, with a particular focus on optimizing experience and tracking related to: Click tracking and user behavior ?srsltid= can help Google identify click patterns and how users interact with search results. This provides GFew readers