How do you actually track which of your tech articles are working?
My current workflow for tracking content performance is a bit messy. I have too many tabs open, usually Google Search Console, a spreadsheet, and my notes app.
The result is that I'm basically just guessing when it comes to deciding which articles need updates, which ones I should be promoting, or even what my next topic should be.
I'm really curious if anyone here has found a system that actually works? Are you using a specific tool, a better spreadsheet setup, or are you just winging it like I am?
I'm actually building a tool for this anyone interested or would I be building for myself?
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I think the issue you’re describing is real, but it might not be just about having another tool.
A lot of people already use Search Console + spreadsheets, but the real gap is in how decisions are made like knowing what to update, promote, or ignore without guessing.
If you’re building this, the value might be less about tracking data and more about guiding actions and priorities.
Curious what part of the workflow are you planning to solve with your tool?”