• Explanation of average positions - 7, 30, 90 and 365

  This article describes how we calculate the average position at 7, 30, 90, and 365 days in the Rank Tracker. For example, rather than it be the average position of 90 days, it is the average position from 7 days worth of data - 90 days ago. MaxDateProcessed = the latest confirmed data we have from Search Console Latest Position = Position from MaxDateProcessed * 7 Day Average = Average position from the 7 days before MaxDateProcessed (so does not include latest position) * 30 Day AveraFew readers

• Rank Tracking

  What is Rank Tracking? Rank Tracking monitors your site's position in the Google search results for the keywords you choose. It's built on your Google Search Console data, so it reports the positions Google itself recorded for your site. It updates once a day with the latest position for every keyword you track, along with the daily change. It also shows the average position from 7, 30, 90, and 365 days ago, so you can see longer-term trends. Why use Rank Tracking? Because theFew readers

• Organising Tracked Keywords with Tags

  Tag your tracked keywords, filter and group the Rank Tracking table by tag, and use Auto Tag to sort a long keyword list for youFew readers