Wordtracker launches new ranking tool

Posted by Wordtracker on 11 Jun, 2024
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Wordtracker just got a whole lot better with its new ranking feature, available with all subscriptions.

Wordtracker’s new ranking tool is now live and available in the tool. We’re not charging any extra for this - it’s an added feature included in your paid subscription plan.

The smoothest workflow

You can create a list straight from your keyword research in a single click.

Select your keywords and click on the TRACK button and you're all set.

Track keywords.

We'll go and get your first set of rankings right there and then. We add them to our queue and fetch them in real time.

In busy times this might take a little longer but we fetch them in real time so you can have the results as soon as possible.

Ranking report

We'll go out and grab fresh results for you each week, so when you log back in your latest results will be there waiting for you.

Your ranking lists

Your find your lists in the top navigation, under By Rank.

Ranking tab.

You can also create a new ranking list from scratch here.

How many keywords can I track?

You can track up to 1,000 keywords per list and the number of lists you have varies by plan.

  • Bronze: 1 Ranking list (up to 1,000 keywords tracked)
  • Silver: 5 Ranking lists (up to 5,000 keywords tracked)
  • Gold: 10 Ranking lists (up to 10,000 keywords tracked)

3 filters are available to help analyse your results:

  • Rank
  • Rank change
  • Question

Use the sliding scale with the Rank and Rank change filters to narrow down your list.

If you don’t yet have an account, why not sign up to Wordtracker to give it a try?

Sign up for Wordtracker

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