Rank tracking checks your positions for every tracked keyword each day and keeps the history, so you can see exactly what your SEO content is doing.
A single ranking check tells you almost nothing on its own. Daily automated tracking builds a real history per keyword, so you can see whether an article is actually climbing, stuck, or worth a refresh.
Positions update every day on a fixed schedule. No manual searches, no incognito-window guessing.
Ranking history is stored per keyword, so you see the trend line, not just today's number. Trends are what tell you whether content is working.
Rankings connect to the keywords your articles target, closing the loop: this article, this keyword, this movement.
Keywords are checked every day on a fixed schedule, positions are stored as history rather than a single snapshot, and competitor rankings run on the exact same rhythm for context.
Keywords in your project are checked against search results for your domain.
Positions are fetched automatically each morning and stored with history.
See which articles are climbing, which are stuck, and where a content refresh would pay off.
Checked every day. History, not a snapshot. Tied to the article.
Positions refresh automatically, so the trend is already there when you open the page.
You see the direction over weeks, which is the only way to tell a real move from noise.
Each tracked keyword links back to the article written for it, so you know what moved and why.
Positions refresh automatically, so the trend is already there when you open the page.
You see the direction over weeks, which is the only way to tell a real move from noise.
Each tracked keyword links back to the article written for it, so you know what moved and why.
Automatic, Per keyword and Per project.
Daily, automatically, on a fixed morning schedule. You don't trigger anything manually.
Google, in the language and market relevant to your keywords.
Yes. Every check is stored, so each keyword has a position history rather than a single current number.
A dropping position on an older article is the classic signal for a content refresh: update the content while keeping the keyword and URL intact, and watch the trend after.
Yes, on the same daily schedule, so you can tell whether you dropped or everyone moved.
Tracking is part of your plan, with keyword limits depending on the tier.
People usually ask how often rankings update, which search engine is tracked, and what to do when a position drops. Here's what we tell them.