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Keyword rankings table
See each keyword’s current position, the change since the previous check, and its ranking history by date.
Your site’s search engine rankings
See which keywords are gaining ground, which have dropped, and who’s outranking your site.
Labrika tracks rankings by keyword, keyword group, region, and search engine. It compares your site with competitors and shows you which pages to review first.
Check rankings
Use your rankings to decide what to do next
- Spot changes before they affect your traffic.
- Compare your site with competitors by keyword, group, and region.
- Focus your work on the pages with the most room to grow.
Rankings can give you an early sign of gains or losses in organic traffic
By the time you see traffic drop in your analytics, the problem has already occurred. A rankings report can reveal changes earlier. Keywords may start slipping, a competitor may move ahead, a page may drop out of the top 10, or a keyword group may stop gaining ground.
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Ranking drops
See which keywords and groups lost ground without having to check your entire keyword list by hand.
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Competitors moving ahead
See which competitor overtook you and where the gap has grown wide enough to be a concern.
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Results of your SEO work
Compare rankings across check dates to see whether changes to title tags, copy, page structure, or sales content helped.
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Opportunities for growth
Keywords ranking in positions 11–20 show you which pages are closest to the first page of search results.
When a rankings report is especially useful
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After optimizing a page
Compare rankings across check dates to see how they changed after you updated the content, meta tags, or page structure.
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When traffic drops
Identify which keyword groups lost ground and distinguish an SEO issue from seasonality or a shift in search demand.
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Before reporting to a client
Export an XLSX file for the dates you choose and show ranking trends by keyword group, region, and competitor.
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When launching a new category
Track when the page first appears in search results, breaks into the top 50, and approaches the top 10.
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When targeting multiple regions
Compare the regions where your site already has search visibility with those where competitors are stronger.
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When a competitor’s rankings jump
Find the keywords where a competitor overtook you and review their pages and snippets in the top 10.
How rank tracking credits work and how to control usage
The number of credits you use depends on how many keywords, search engines, and regions you check and how far down the results you track. Start with a small set of core keywords and expand tracking where you need more data.
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How credits are calculated
Checking one keyword in one search engine and one region, to a depth of 50 results, costs one credit.
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More regions mean more checks
Tracking a keyword in ten regions uses more credits than tracking the same keyword in one region.
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Ways to save credits
Check individual keyword groups, turn off tracking for keywords you no longer target, and run checks less often where rankings rarely change.
To get started, add your 20–50 most important keywords, 1–2 regions, and 5–10 competitors. You’ll quickly see what the report can tell you and which keyword groups are worth expanding.
Your rankings report shows where to focus your SEO work
See where your site ranks today, how positions change over time, how visible each keyword group is, where competitors rank, and which landing pages appear. You also get the data you need for reporting.
Ranking trend charts
See the overall trend for a search engine, keyword group, and date range.
Top 5 and top 10 rankings
Quickly see how many keywords already give your site prominent visibility in search results.
Up to 100 competitors
See how competitors rank for your keywords without having to check each domain manually.
Landing pages
Open the URL that ranks for a query and see how changes to that page relate to its rankings.
Top 10 search snippets
See who ranks above you, how their snippets appear, and what might influence click-through rate.
Checks for individual keyword groups
Update rankings just for a category, service, region, brand, or area of a client’s business without rerunning the entire project.
Ranking history import
Bring in data from your previous tool so your Labrika report includes your ranking history from day one.
XLSX export
Download a report for the dates you choose and share it with your team, manager, or client.
What to do after reviewing your rankings report
The report shows where your site gained or lost ground. Next, open Labrika’s SEO audit for the pages in question to find the reasons for a drop and decide what to fix first.
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Investigate ranking drops
If rankings have slipped, the page may have become less relevant, a competitor may have improved, or the search results may have changed. Open the landing page and run an SEO audit to check for technical errors and review indexing, meta tags, content, and on-page optimization.
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Improve pages ranking in positions 11–20
If many keywords rank in positions 11–20, their pages are already close to page one but still need work. Use the SEO audit and content optimization tools to refine title tags, meta descriptions, page structure, copy, and sales content.
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Compare your page with a competitor’s
If a competitor outranks you for a keyword group, their page or snippet may be stronger, or their content may better match search intent. Review competitor snippets in the top 10, compare landing pages, and run an SEO audit on your page.
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Expand a keyword group that’s gaining ground
When a group is gaining ground, your work on that topic is already delivering results and there’s room to grow. Add new keywords and pages, then check them in the SEO audit before expanding the cluster.
See who’s outranking you in the search results
A drop from position 5 to 9 tells you little on its own. It matters who moved ahead of you. Was it a direct competitor, a marketplace, an aggregator, a publisher, or a review article? Add up to 100 competitors in Labrika to see where they rank for your keywords.
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Add direct competitors
See who is winning commercial queries and where the gap is widening fastest. Compare landing pages, snippets, category structures, and sales content.
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Add marketplaces and aggregators
See where large platforms dominate the results and where your site can still compete. Decide when to improve a category page, target a different search intent, or change your SEO approach.
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Add informational sites
Spot queries where articles, reviews, and roundups are displacing commercial pages. Create or improve informational content to match that search intent.
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Add new market entrants
Spot domains that are starting to gain ground on your topics. Respond to a competitor’s rise before it affects leads and sales.
Bring your ranking history with you to Labrika
If you’ve tracked rankings with another tool, you can pick up where you left off. Download your ranking history from your previous provider and import it into Labrika.
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Download your report
Export your historical rankings from the tool you used before.
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Import it into Labrika
Upload the file to continue analyzing ranking trends in your Labrika project.
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Get help from support
If the report uses a different format or you have questions about the import, contact support. We’ll help you transfer the data.
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Why bring your history?
Your ranking history lets you see trends, seasonality, the impact of past SEO work, and when your site started losing visibility, even before you switched to Labrika.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to check rankings?
Credit usage depends on the number of keywords, search engines, and regions, as well as how deep into the search results you check. Start with a small keyword group and expand tracking gradually.
Can I start for free?
If your account has free credits or trial access, use them for your first check. Add a short keyword list, one region, and a few competitors.
How long does setup take?
You can run your first check as soon as you add your site and keywords. For more precise tracking, add keyword groups, regions, search engines, landing pages, and competitors.
Can I check just some of my keywords?
Yes. You can refresh rankings for all your keywords or for a single keyword group.
Can I add competitors?
Yes. Add up to 100 competitors in Labrika and see where they rank for your target keywords.
Can I import ranking history from another tool?
Yes. Download the report containing your historical rankings from your previous provider and import it into Labrika. If you run into problems with the file format or the data transfer, contact support.
Can I export the report?
Yes. Choose the dates you want to include and download your rankings report as an XLSX file.
Do I need to check rankings every day?
For most projects, checking on a regular schedule, after significant site changes, or once or twice a month is enough. Choose a frequency that reflects how quickly search results change in your niche.
Will Labrika fix my pages for me?
Labrika shows your rankings, trends, competitors, and the pages associated with each keyword. Your team, contractor, or SEO specialist makes the changes.
Why can rankings differ from a manual check?
Search results vary with region, search engine, timing, personalization, and search settings. A trend measured under consistent conditions tells you more than a one-off manual check.
What will I see after running a check?
You’ll get a keyword rankings table, trends by date, visibility by keyword group, competitor data, landing pages, and an XLSX export to work with.
Check your site’s rankings and see who’s taking your place in search results
Add your site, target keywords, and competitors. Labrika will show you ranking trends, the gap between you and your competitors, and which pages to work on first.
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