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Follow up on the latest improvements and updates.
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Rearrange your Overview
We've improved the project Overview so you can arrange it exactly the way you want.
We're rolling out the following improvements:
- Drag to rearrange. Grab any chart by its header and drop it in a new spot.
- Resize any chart. Drag the bottom-right corner to make it bigger or smaller.
- Saves automatically. Your layout is kept per project.
- Reset anytime. "Reset layout" restores the default arrangement and brings back any hidden charts.
We've redesigned how you add, edit, and organize your keywords and projects, so everyday tasks are quicker and more consistent.
We're rolling out the following improvements:
- Add keywords right where you're working: A new Add keywords panel opens over your keyword table, with Google, Maps, bulk import, and keyword suggestions all in one place.
- Bulk-edit keywords: Update device, tracking method, URL, and tags across many keywords at once.
- Edit, tag, move, duplicate, and remove — all redesigned: Every keyword and project action now shares one clean, consistent window.
- Per-project reporting settings: Override your account defaults — currency, comparison period, ranking buckets, and search-volume region — for any individual project.
We've rebuilt exports so you can grab the data you need without waiting, and keep everything you've exported in one place.
We're rolling out the following improvements:
- One place to export.Pick CSV, PDF, or TXT, set a date range, and optionally get the file emailed to you.
- Runs in the background.Large exports generate while you keep working, and you get a link the moment the file is ready.
- A dedicated Exports page.See every export with its status, format, and row count — re-download anytime, or retry a failed one.
Open the Exports page to try it, and let us know what you think!
We've rebuilt keyword Import into a guided wizard so you can bring keywords in faster and catch problems before they're imported.
We're rolling out the following improvements:
- Step-by-step wizard.Upload → Map → Review → Import.
- Automatic column mapping.We match your file's columns to the right fields — adjust any before importing.
- Problems caught early.The Review step flags bad rows and duplicates so you can fix them before anything lands.
- Import your rank history.Bring historical rankings in alongside your keywords, in whatever date format your file uses.
- Runs in the background.Keep working while large imports finish.
- Dedicated page with import history.Status, row count, download & retry in one place.
- Support bigger files.Previously capped at 2 MB, now 50 MB.
Open the Import page to try it, and let us know what you think!
We've rebuilt the Ranking Table so you can get a better experience and answer your questions much faster.
We're rolling out the following improvements:
- More ways to filter.You can now filter keywords by 28 attributes — rank, movement, search volume, search intent, CPC, competition, volatility, SERP features, clicks, impressions, CTR, tags, ranking URL, and more. Stack as many as you need; each one adds a chip you can clear in a click.
- Save filters as presets.Built a view you'll want again? Name it and save it. Your presets are one click away on every visit — no more rebuilding the same filter stack each time.
- Group your keywords.Roll the table up by keyword type, device, location, region, tracking method, subproject, and more, with collapsible group headers and per-group counts.
Open any project to try it, and let us know what you think!
improved
Reports just got a major upgrade
We've completely reworked Scheduled Reports into a clearer, more reliable way to manage every recurring report you send
Previously, a report that covered several projects showed up as a separate row per project, schedules were limited and hard to read, and editing a report meant deleting and recreating it. That's gone.
Here's what's new:
- One report, one row. Each recurring report — its recipients, schedule, format, and projects — now lives as a single entry.
- A clear schedule picker. Choose Daily, Weekly, Monthly (including the last day of the month), or Custom
- Edit in place — nothing breaks. Changing a report now updates it directly, so it stays stable. Pause, Resume, Duplicate, and Send now are one click away, and you can create a report paused to set it up before it goes live.
- Delivery health at a glance. Status badges and delivery history show you exactly what sent, what's paused, and what needs attention.
Give it a try in Reports section and let us know what you think!
We've completely reworked
Shared Access
— a faster, more secure way to invite and manage everyone on your account.
Previously, adding a teammate meant manually setting a password for them, one person at a time. That's gone.
Here's what's new:
- Invite by email — no more shared passwords. Each teammate gets a secure one-time invite link by email. Paste a whole list (commas or new lines), pick a role, and send — onboarding 10+ people now takes seconds instead of a form per person. Invites auto-expire, and you can see who hasn't accepted yet and resend or revoke anytime.
- Google & Microsoft sign-in. Invited members can accept and get straight into their account with one click using their Google or Microsoft login.
- Connect or disconnect anytime. Already have an account? Link it to Google or Microsoft — or disconnect again — whenever you like.
- Clearer roles and visibility. Roles are now plain Admin, Member, and Viewer (no more "addon"), and you can see when each member last signed in — including anyone who never has.
Give it a try in
Settings → Shared Access
and let us know what you think!new
SERP Rank Table
Rank Volatility: see when ranking changes are real
We've added a new
Rank Volatility
column to the Ranking Table — a per-keyword signal that tells you whether a rank change is something to act on or noise to wait out.For context: search engines sometimes vary results when they detect automated traffic, which can make the same keyword read very differently between cycles. Behind the scenes we already re-scrape highly volatile keywords automatically to pick the most reliable result, and that helps in most cases — but it isn't a silver bullet, especially for high-volume keywords where the variance is largest.
Rank Volatility makes that uncertainty visible so you can interpret movements with the right amount of caution.
Each keyword shows one of three badges:
- Low— rankings are stable. Recent changes are likely reliable.
- Medium— some fluctuation detected. Interpret changes with caution.
- High— rankings are unstable. Recent changes may not be reliable.
The signal is computed from your last 30 days of rank history. It combines three things: how often the keyword has flipped in and out of ranking, the spread of its positions, and the biggest single-day move. It's depth-aware, so a keyword briefly missing from a Top 20 scan but found again in the weekly Top 100 scan doesn't inflate the score. Out-of-Range (OTR) results and known incident windows are excluded so a single bad day doesn't poison the metric.
You'll see Rank Volatility in the Ranking Table and in PDF reports. The next time a keyword looks like it cratered, check the badge — a High score usually means wait one more cycle before raising the alarm.
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Most keyword scans check the SERP 20 results, with a full SERP 100 scan running once a week. When a keyword isn't found in a SERP 20 scan, it doesn't necessarily mean it dropped — it could just be sitting at position 21. Until now, these showed up as alerts identical to real ranking drops, creating noise.
OTR labels in the alerts table
- Keywords not found on a top-20 scan now show OTR (Out of Range) instead of "> 100" in both the Previous RankandNew Rankcolumns
- You can immediately tell the difference between an uncertain movement and a confirmed drop from the weekly full scan
New setting: Ignore Out of Range movements
- Enable it in Alerts Settingsto skip all OTR-related alerts — both drops to OTR and recoveries from OTR
- Only confirmed rank changes will trigger alerts
- Learn more about ranking positions and OTR
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