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This report is similar to the interactive Overview report. It shows the keywords as rows and the search engines as columns. Each cell holds the URL's position in that particular search engine for the given keyword.
The visibility consists of two features: Visibility Score and Visibility Percentage. These two features are calculated as follows: points are given to the first 30 positions,
Position 1 = 30 points
Position 2 = 29 points
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Position 30 = 1 point
Positions below 30 have 0 points.
The visibility score is the sum of the points given to an URL by each search engine. The visibility percentage is given by the sum of visibility scores taken from all the search engines.
Example: 3 search engines give 3x30=90 points. If you have an URL that has the following positions:
Search engine 1: Position 1 = 30 points
Search engine 2: Position 10 = 21 points
Search engine 3: Position 32 = 0 points
The visibility score is 51 points. The visibility percentage is 51/90 = 0.5666 = 56.66%
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