SEO Performance – Bouncing Bear Backyard Carnival

Your active campaign concluded in March. The work continues to compound during your peak booking season. Here is how your site is performing while your team handles the bookings rush.

These four numbers compare your last 31 days against the same window one year ago. Clicks and impressions measure reach; CTR and average position measure how well your listings convert and rank. Year-over-year deltas tell you whether SEO momentum is accelerating.

This shows where your visitors are coming from. A healthy mix with strong organic share means you are not dependent on paid ads to fill the calendar. Growing the organic slice is the cheapest, most durable way to add bookings.

Bookings only come from people who can actually rent from you, so local traffic matters more than total traffic. This view filters out junk and out-of-state hits to show real prospects inside your service area. More NJ sessions means a bigger pool of bookable customers.

Cities filtered to FL only. Out-of-state hits (data centres, ISPs) excluded.

These are searches where people did not know your business and still found you. Ranking for these terms is how you win brand-new customers who would otherwise book a competitor. Every query in this list represents a steady flow of strangers becoming leads.

This shows which pages are doing the heavy lifting for traffic and engagement. Pages with high sessions and low bounce convert visitors into bookings best. Knowing the winners tells us where to double down with optimization next quarter.

Your next campaign window opens October 2026. Based on this season's data, the next round of work will focus on ranking improvements on positions 11-20 and meta refresh on underperforming pages to drive even more bookings during your 2027 peak season.