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Organic Rankings Guide

A provider-backed rankings table for keywords, current position, ranking URL, title, volume, traffic, difficulty, intent, and update time.

SEO

Guide overview

Users want to see which keywords a domain ranks for and how those rankings compare by value.

4setup steps
9key metrics
4use cases

Purpose

Organic Rankings lists the search queries where a domain appears in organic results. It helps teams find high-value wins, declining pages, underperforming positions, and topics worth expanding.

Ranking Impact

The report helps prioritize pages that already have visibility. Improving pages that rank between positions 4-20 can often produce faster gains than starting from zero.

How To Use It

  1. Open Organic Rankings from the SEO workspace.
  2. Review ranking keywords and filter by market or device context.
  3. Sort by position, traffic, volume, or difficulty.
  4. Choose pages for content refresh, internal links, title updates, and monitoring.

Key Metrics

  • Keyword
  • Position
  • Ranking URL
  • Title
  • Search volume
  • Estimated traffic
  • Keyword difficulty
  • Intent
  • Last updated

Comparison

Compared with Position Tracking, Organic Rankings discovers provider-known keywords for the domain. Position Tracking follows keywords you intentionally selected.

Use Cases

  • Find quick-win keywords
  • Refresh ranking content
  • Audit keyword cannibalization
  • Prioritize SEO content updates

FAQ

What is a quick-win keyword?

A quick-win keyword is usually a relevant query where the site already ranks but could gain more traffic with focused improvements.

Why might a keyword appear here but not in my tracker?

Organic Rankings is discovery-based. A tracker only includes keywords that were added to the project.