Average tracked position
Report the average from available positive ranking observations in the project. Lower positions are better; explain that an average can hide different movements across the tracked set.
SE Ranking + Monthwrap
SEO & analytics reporting
SE Ranking reporting for agencies.
Bring SE Ranking project averages and top-10 keyword counts into the report, with context for the tracked set and the SEO work your agency is prioritising.
AvailableAgency API key
Inside the monthly reportSample data
Harbor Commercial
Tracked keywords in the top 10
October top 1032Tracked ranking observations
Average position8.4Lower is better
Latest readingOct 31Illustrative snapshot date
Reporting trendPeriod comparison
19July
22August
28September
32October
Counts reflect the tracked project scope. Changing keywords or search engines can change the comparison.
SE Ranking, at a glance.
- Connect with
- Agency API keyUse an API key with access to the client’s project.
- Updates
- Daily sync, with a manual refresh in Sources. Platform reporting delays still apply.
- Earlier months
- Read existing dated rankings from the client’s tracked project. Coverage starts with that project’s recorded observations.
- In your report
- Average position and top-10 keyword counts.
Built around your client’s questions
Explain movement within a defined keyword set.
SEO agencies managing established keyword projects
A rank-tracking report is only useful when the client knows what is being tracked. Set the context for the project, the keyword set and the reporting period before discussing average position or top-10 counts. That makes a change easier to interpret and a next action easier to justify.
Monthwrap brings supported SE Ranking project readings into the monthly report. Put them beside content and optimization work, then add Search Console for observed search activity. The tracked project and the property-wide search view can complement each other without being mistaken for identical measurements.
Choose the numbers that matter
What SE Ranking
brings to the report.
Average position and top-10 keyword counts. Choose the relevant figures, add comparisons where the data supports them, and explain what changed.
Top-10 keyword count
Show how many returned ranking observations sit in the top 10. Keep the tracked project scope stable so the count is meaningful when compared with an earlier month.
Reading dates and trends
Use the available daily project readings to describe movement over time. Position and top-10 figures are levels, not events to add into a larger monthly total.
Search performance alongside rankings
Connect Search Console separately to show clicks, impressions and relevant pages. This adds observed search context without suggesting that a tracked position automatically produces a visit.
For your next client report
Review a keyword program
Explain which services, topics or search opportunities the project represents. Use movement to focus the conversation on the next content or optimization decision.
Arrange the report in your own layoutRead it from the client’s side
See the complete
SEO report.
A full fictional agency report, with the work delivered, the numbers behind it and the plan for next month. Use its structure to plan your own mix of sources and client results.
Open the sample reportMake the connection
From SE Ranking
to the right client.
Use an API key with access to the client’s project.
Connection methodAgency API keyAvailabilityAvailableYour connected account’s API permissions and plan apply.
- 01
Confirm project access
Use an agency SE Ranking API key with access to the client’s project. Check that the project covers the website and tracking configuration intended for the report.
- 02
Select the project
Choose the correct project from the accounts available to the key in Monthwrap. Similar project names deserve a second check before the source is attached to a client.
- 03
Review the comparison scope
Compare the first readings with the project. Note the tracked keywords, engine coverage and dates so the client understands what the averages and top-10 counts represent.
Know what each
number means.
The tracked set is not all search visibility
A project measures its configured keywords and search-engine observations. It is not a complete inventory of every query for which the website may appear.
Averages omit unavailable positions
The connector uses returned positive positions for its averages. An unranked or unavailable observation is not treated as a literal position zero, which would falsely suggest a better ranking.
Before you connect
A few useful
answers.
Does this import every keyword as a report table?
The connection described here supplies project-level average position and top-10 counts. It does not promise a complete keyword-detail table in the report builder.
Why did the average change after we added keywords?
The measured set changed. New terms can have different positions and alter the average or top-10 count. Explain the scope change before presenting the movement as an improvement or decline in performance.
Should I add average positions across the month?
No. Position is a level, not a cumulative event. Use the appropriate snapshot or trend and describe the period clearly. A sum of daily average positions would not be a useful ranking measure.
Start with your next client report
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