What OGTool changed

• Added a new "Visibility" metric that tracks keywords held each week.
• Switched the domain strength label from "DA" (Domain Authority) to "DR" (Domain Rating).
• Updated live proof numbers, increasing the total "keywords won" count from 370 to 374.
• Updated specific client success data with new weekly ranking counts and higher domain growth figures.

The tool is moving from showing static "before and after" results to showing ongoing performance. This makes their service look more reliable by proving they can hold rankings over time, not just hit them once.

• Updated the Domain Authority (DA) score for the client "Velma" from 134 to 135.
• Updated the DR growth metric for "Velma" from a 41-point gain to a 42-point gain (93 → 135) over a 3-month period.

The competitor is actively updating their live proof points. Even a small increase in reported Domain Rating (DR) for a client suggests their link-building network is currently active and producing measurable growth.

• Added Notion to the list of supported platforms in the FAQ section.
• Added a new "Integrations" section header to the homepage.
• Updated the total "keywords won" count from 367 to 370.
• Updated specific client performance metrics for Ergeon, Agent 37, and Velma.
• Increased the "Overall Keywords Won" percentage from 71% to 72%.

OGTool is expanding its reach to users who use Notion as a CMS. They are also updating their live performance data to show slightly higher success rates across their client portfolio, reinforcing their "proof-based" marketing.