SEO & AIO Search Monitoring
Traditional SEO hasn’t vanished — it just gained a layer of AI summary
Traditional rankings decide whether you get the chance of a click; AI Overview decides whether AI hands the user the answer before that click. You need both for complete search visibility.
- Daily SERP tracking, with 7-day / 30-day change
- Whether AIO triggers × whether it cites you × citation position
- Country + city-level scope — see the geographic gap for the same term
Opening two tools and comparing by hand isn’t the answer
AI Overview already appears in over 40% of US searches — and it’s outside most SEO tools’ line of sight.
- The ranking tool shows rank, a manual Google search shows AIO — the two datasets don’t line up.
- You don’t know whether AIO cites you, so you don’t know where the lost clicks went.
- Cross-market brands only have country-level data, and can’t see the difference for the same keyword across cities.
What the SEO monitoring page shows
Keyword pool overview
Total count, average rank, and the gain/loss distribution — see at a glance which way the week is going overall.
Ranking detail
Each keyword’s current position, 7-day and 30-day change (green for gains, red for losses), with a country / city dual tag on every row, e.g. TW / Taipei, JP / Tokyo.
How to read the rank tiers
Positions 1–3 are the golden zone with very high real CTR; 4–10 is mid visibility, worth a push; 11–20 sits on the edge of page two — a content tweak or internal link can break into the top ten; beyond 20, re-examine the content or keyword positioning.
AI Overview tracking
AIO only triggers on some keywords. The system flags whether a term has AIO and whether you’re cited: being cited is a plus — Google treats you as a credible source; triggered-but-not-citing-you is a signal to optimize content structure.
Competitor comparison
A single-day snapshot: pick a day up top and see you vs. all SEO competitors that day. Four metric tabs: Google rank, Yahoo rank, AIO mention, AIO citation; the export in the top-right puts all four tables into one Excel, one sheet each.
Keyword pool management
Supports bulk import (comma-separated); when adding, pick multiple country / city scopes and multiple categories, with a live “N keywords × M scopes = K rows” before you submit. Start with 20–30 core terms.
Screenshots
How it differs from a regular ranking tool
- Rank and AIO on the same page, on the same keyword set — no cross-checking two tools.
- Scope is a country + city compound setting; the same keyword is fetched per city.
- Competitor comparison spans Google, Yahoo and both AIO dimensions, and exports at once.
- SERP fetches only the top 30; anything below shows “>30” rather than position 0, so the number never misleads.
You might be wondering
QWhy do some keywords have no AIO data?
Google AI Overview triggers at random — not every keyword gets it, and the same term can differ from one time to another.
QA ranking suddenly drops 10+ places — how do I read it?
First check whether all keywords dropped (likely an algorithm update) or only a few (usually a single-page issue).
QCan I track a specific city?
Yes. Add a country + city scope in the project settings’ tracking scope first, then you can select it when adding keywords; the same term is fetched per city.
QHow many keywords are enough to track?
20–30 core terms make the effect easiest to see. Note the quota is the combination count of “keyword × country × city” — estimate before going city-level.
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