📈Organic Rank Tracker
The Organic Rank Tracker Dashboard provides a centralized view of all your rank tracking reports, allowing you to monitor performance across multiple domains, devices, and locations from a single screen.
Accessing the Dashboard
Via the Left Sidebar Menu
Look for the Dashboard section in the left sidebar
Click on Organic Rank Tracker under the Dashboard menu
The dashboard will load showing all your rank tracking reports
Via the Reports Page
You can also access the dashboard from the Organic Rank Tracker Reports page by clicking the Dashboard button in the top right corner.
Understanding the Dashboard Layout
Date Range Filter
At the top of the dashboard, you'll find the date range filter. This filter controls the time period for all data displayed on the page.
Average Position Chart
The chart displays average position trends for all your tracked domains. This powerful visualization helps you spot trends across your entire portfolio at a glance.
How the Chart Works:
Each line represents one domain - If you track the same domain across multiple locations or devices, they're combined into a single line
Automatic averaging - When you have multiple reports for one domain (e.g., tracking in US, UK, and Canada), the chart shows the average position across all locations
Lower is better - The Y-axis shows positions, where position 1 is the best
Interactive tooltips - Hover over any point to see exact positions and dates
Example: If you track "example.com" in 3 different cities, the chart shows one line representing the average performance across all 3 locations, giving you a unified view of your domain's performance.
Reports by Domain
The dashboard intelligently groups your reports by domain, making it easy to monitor performance across different configurations.
Benefits of Domain Grouping:
Compare device performance - See how your mobile vs desktop rankings differ
Monitor multiple locations - Track performance across different countries or cities
Unified domain view - All reports for a domain are visually grouped together
Domain Search
Quickly find specific domains using the search bar. This is especially helpful when managing many domains.
Understanding Report Cards
Each report is displayed as a card containing comprehensive ranking data and metrics.
Card Header
The card header displays:
Domain name (e.g., laravel.com)
Actual comparison dates (e.g., Feb 20, 2025 → May 29, 2025)
Report configuration: Device type, search engine, location, and language
View Report button to access the full report details
Important: Closest Available Dates
The dates shown in the card header (next to the View Report button) are the actual dates being compared, which may differ from your selected date range. The system automatically finds the closest available snapshot dates for each report.
For example:
You select: May 25-29, 2025
Report only has data for: Feb 20 and May 29, 2025
Dashboard shows: Feb 20 → May 29 comparison
Metrics Section (Left Side)
The left side of each card displays position distribution metrics:
Position Rankings
Top 3: Keywords ranking in positions 1-3
Top 10: Keywords ranking in positions 1-10
Top 20: Keywords ranking in positions 1-20
Top 100: Keywords ranking in positions 1-100
Each metric shows:
Previous count → Current count
Change indicator (↑ increase, ↓ decrease)
Net change value in parentheses
Overall Changes
Below the position rankings, you'll find the overall change summary:
🟢 New: Keywords that started ranking (weren't ranking before)
🔵 Improved: Keywords that improved their positions
🔴 Lost: Keywords that stopped ranking (were ranking before)
🟠 Declined: Keywords that dropped in positions
⚪ Unchanged: Keywords that maintained their positions
Keywords Table (Right Side)
The right side displays the top 10 performing keywords with:
Keyword: The tracked keyword
Position columns: Shows positions for both comparison dates
Diff: Position change (positive = improvement, negative = decline)
Volume: Monthly search volume
KD: Keyword difficulty score
CPC: Cost per click value
Important Notes
Understanding Domain Grouping
The dashboard makes it easy to manage multiple reports for the same domain:
Visual grouping - All reports for a domain appear together under a domain header
Separate cards - Each configuration (device/location) gets its own card for detailed analysis
Combined chart data - The average position chart intelligently combines all reports for a domain into one line
Perfect for Multi-Location Tracking: If you track "mysite.com" for New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago, you'll see:
3 separate cards showing detailed metrics for each city
1 line in the chart showing the overall average performance
All 3 cards grouped together under "mysite.com" for easy comparison
Common Use Cases
1. Quick Performance Overview Use the dashboard to get a bird's-eye view of how all your tracked domains are performing without opening individual reports.
2. Identify Trends The average position chart helps you spot overall trends across your portfolio of tracked domains.
3. Spot Issues Quickly The change metrics (New, Improved, Lost, Declined) help you quickly identify domains that need attention.
4. Compare Time Periods Use the date filter to compare different time periods and understand how your rankings have evolved.
Tips for Best Results
Monitoring Multiple Locations
When tracking the same domain across different locations:
Each location gets its own detailed card
The chart combines all locations to show overall trend
Use this to identify which locations perform best
Device Comparison
Track both mobile and desktop for comprehensive insights:
Quickly spot mobile vs desktop ranking differences
Identify device-specific SEO opportunities
All device data for a domain stays grouped together
Using Date Comparisons
The dates shown next to "View Report" button are the actual dates being compared:
These may differ from your selected range if exact dates aren't available
The system automatically finds the closest available data
All metrics in the card use these same dates for accuracy
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