What it is
Rankings, Ranks for, Domain history, Keyword research and Keyword gap come from SEO data; Search performance and Content decay come from the client's own Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools.
Why it matters for AI search
AI engines that search the web lean on the same results people see. Pages that rank for the fan-out searches are the ones engines read and cite, so classic rankings are still part of AI visibility.
How to use it
Step by step, as in the video
- Rankings. Rankings tracks the client's Google position for chosen keywords, checked every week.
- Keyword row. Each keyword shows its position, the change since the last check, the ranking page and features like AI Overviews.
- Mock data badge. Demo clients show sample SEO data, marked Mock data.
- Ranks for. Ranks for lists every Google keyword a domain ranks for. Switch between the client and each competitor.
- Domain history. Domain history charts keywords and estimated traffic over time for the client and its competitors.
- Keyword research. Keyword research suggests related searches for a seed keyword, with volume, difficulty and intent.
- Keyword gap. Keyword gap lists keywords a competitor ranks for that the client doesn't: ideas for new pages.
- Search performance. Search performance shows real Google and Bing clicks, impressions and position once Search Console or Bing is connected.
- Content decay. Content decay flags pages whose Google clicks fell by 30% or more, so you can refresh them first.
Questions
Why are some SEO pages missing?
Search performance and Content decay appear once Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools is connected for the client; the rest need SEO data, which is included on every plan.
What does Mock data mean?
Demo clients show sample SEO data so you can explore the screens. Real clients show live data.