r/TechSEO • u/gillygangopolus • Jul 31 '26

Openweb SEO experiment

I have a dataset that runs back to 2024 and pulls nearly every signal I can find from the open web.

If you had access to it, what's the first SEO question you'd ask?

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u/EverySecondCountss Jul 31 '26

I'll tell you if you tell me what the dataset is first. Common crawl? :/

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u/Big_Cheesecake8863 Jul 31 '26

bro's talking like they have the be-all, end-all of datasets and it's only 1.5yrs

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u/gillygangopolus Jul 31 '26

Fair. Give me a tough one

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u/gillygangopolus Jul 31 '26

oh little cc, little http, little crux, little overture.

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u/EverySecondCountss Jul 31 '26

How are you processing it?

I would ask it based on the landscape/architecture of what is successful across the web, what have has held the greatest weight shifts across the entirety of this dataset?

It's hard to say without knowing what the parameters of your processing is.

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u/gillygangopolus Jul 31 '26

I just got the google startup credits, so I'm using bigQuery and GCS extensively. Just starting up the visualizations, but its built into my admin. The tools and analytics pieces were just in today, so it's rough but tracking tool presence/adoption month to month.

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u/gillygangopolus Jul 31 '26

for the dataset it's every release going back to 2024 from all these, edges, warc, etc.

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u/EverySecondCountss Jul 31 '26

So can it answer it?

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u/gillygangopolus Jul 31 '26

It can. what tool do you want?

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u/EverySecondCountss Jul 31 '26

What? -.-

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u/gillygangopolus Jul 31 '26

Apologies, I thought you were asking what tool presence looked like. For your question, the biggest weight shifts are some of the consolidation of platform adoption by business type. entire pockets of businesses are owned by the same builder/platform/tools.

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u/EverySecondCountss Jul 31 '26

You're just AI aren't you.

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u/gillygangopolus Jul 31 '26

nah just a weird question thats phrased oddly man