SEO 2024 queries #3791
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Co-authored-by: Barry Pollard <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Barry Pollard <[email protected]>
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Makes progress on #3600
This PR adds the finalized SQL files which now include an is_root_page element that differentiates between the homepage and secondary pages. All SQL files utilize the June dataset, as it was the originating dataset used during the construction of these queries.
Context:
These changes were made to finalize the SQL queries for the 2024 SEO analysis. The new is_root_page element improves data separation between homepages and other pages, enhancing the overall analysis accuracy. Additionally, minor updates were applied to the SQL queries from 2022 to align with the new dataset structure. Common Table Expressions (CTEs) were introduced to improve efficiency and query readability.
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