Rank Tracking
Rank tracking that connects movement to the work that caused it
Track the keywords you chose on purpose — desktop or mobile or both — and watch positions, changes, and SERP features update next to the research that picked them.
Rank Tracking running live in Doverity — a looping preview, not a screenshot.
What you can do
- 01
Track domains and locations that matter
Set up a tracking configuration per domain and market — not a keyword dump, a deliberate watchlist.
- 02
Add keywords from research, not spreadsheets
Push saved keywords into tracking with their metrics intact, or add them by hand when you prefer.
- 03
Read movement with context
Positions over time, desktop-vs-mobile splits, ranking URLs, and SERP-feature signals — movement you can explain.
Data you can act on
- Desktop rank
- Optional
- Mobile rank
- Optional
- SERP features
- Context signals
- Position change
- Every check
Use cases
- Prove (or disprove) that a content change moved rankings.
- Watch a launch, a migration, or an optimization week by week.
- Catch a competitor displacing you before the traffic report does.
Why Doverity
- Tracked keywords inherit their research context — you always know why a keyword is on the list.
- Scheduled checks run on their own; the agent can watch for big movements and tell you what changed.
- Rank data flows over MCP too, so 'how are we doing for X?' is one agent question away.
Related features
FAQ
What does a rank tracker do?
It re-checks where your domain appears for chosen keywords on a schedule, so you see position trends instead of one-off snapshots — and can tie movement back to the work you shipped.
Mobile and desktop?
Both, either, or one — configured per tracked domain. When both are on, you can compare the two result sets side by side.
Which keywords should I track?
The ones tied to pages you're actively working or money you're actively making. Tracking everything is noise; Doverity makes it easy to track the shortlist your research actually produced.
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