Integrations

https://labs.google/sge/ https://blog.google/products/search/generative-ai-search/ "Supercharging Search with generative AI. Find what you're looking for in faster, easier ways. Get AI-powered overviews and ask follow up questions, right in Google Search"

Currently, we backfill keyword data for historical periods even if the keywords were not being tracked at the time. This request is for an option to disable that behavior and display no data for dates when the keyword wasn’t actively tracked in the Rank Tracker. This would give users a clearer view of when keyword tracking actually started and avoid misinterpretation of historical data.k tracker.

Show all ranking available for a keyword. +1 Show 5 rankings for each keyword for different dates (today, yesterday, last week, last month, when it first added) For 3-pack, add an indicator to a ranking position (asterisk etc) to indicate the ranking is in a map 3-pack or, preferably, show rankings both including and excluding the 3-pack. +5 Filter to show 3-pack rankings in widgets and a 3-pack column added to the table. + 3 add in a 'second Google URL' metric into the Keyword Ranking Page. Especially as Google is beginning to rank two URLs at the same time for specific terms that relate to both blogs and landing pages for the same service

Display a client's local organic ranking in search engines within an adjustable "grid" on a map (adjustable for 1 mile, 3 miles, 5 miles, etc). On each map point, you can see exactly how you rank for the chosen keyword in that specific area

Currently, we advise users to create a separate campaigns as a workaround for this set up. This is helpful for users who wants to track keyword performance for their website's blogs. It would be so so helpful to have the ability on the ranking page to be able to define the TARGET url so we can more easily see what is happening within a campaign's planned strategy

Would like to have the option to purchase just the rank tracker with basic very reporting to track and rank their keywords.

Just like SpyFu Similar to SEMRush's organic research feature