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Track your positions with SEO Rankings

Updated 2026-07-07

In two lines: in SEO > Rankings you track what position your site appears at for each keyword in search engines. You set up a project with your domain and your market, add keywords, and watch how they evolve.

It's the proof that SEO work moves the needle: not an impression, but the real position climbing month by month.

How do I start? Set up the project

Before tracking keywords you define a rankings project, which sets which domain and which market are measured:

  • Go into the account and head to SEO > Rankings.
  • Open Configure project. If the account already has Google Search Console connected, the tool detects the domain automatically.
  • Define the domain or the site URL.
  • Choose the search engine, the country, the language, and the device(s) (desktop, mobile).
  • Set the check frequency (weekly or monthly) and save.
The number of keywords, devices, and manual checks depends on your plan. You'll see the available usage inside the project configuration.

How do I add keywords?

With the project created, use Add keywords and enter them one per line. You can add labels to group them (by service, by product line, by priority).

If you were already measuring positions in another tool, use Import CSV to bring the history over and not lose continuity.

To force a measurement off-schedule, use Check now (it consumes one of your plan's manual checks).

How do I read the results?

The Rankings table shows each keyword with its current position, the previous one, the change, the search volume, and the ranking URL. Filter by label or search for a specific keyword to focus. In History you see the evolution over time, and the summary groups your keywords into Top 3, Top 10, and Top 30.

Pay attention to keywords in positions 4 to 10: they have the most potential to jump to the Top 3 with targeted optimizations. That's usually where the highest return per effort is.

Still have questions?

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