Keyword Search Engine Visibility

This chart shows what percentage of your tracked keywords are visible on each search engine. It helps you compare performance across different engines and see how visibility changes over time.

What It Shows

  • Percentage Visible (%): The share of keywords that rank in the first 1–999 positions.
  • Multiple Search Engines: Each engine appears as a column stack for the selected day.
  • Date-Based Trends: Each entry on the X-axis is a specific date, letting you see shifts day to day.

Filters and Options

1.Date Range

Choose how many days you want the chart to display. Typical options include 7, 14, or 30 days.

2.Keyword Group

Select a group of keywords (e.g., product-focused terms) to narrow the chart’s scope.

3.Keyword

Drill down to a single keyword from the chosen group.

The chart updates automatically once you change any filter.

How to Read the Chart

  • X-Axis (Dates)

Each label shows a date. A bar is drawn for each search engine on that date.

  • Y-Axis (Percentage Visible)

The height of the bar indicates the visibility percentage.

  • Stacking

Each search engine’s data is stacked. You can see which engine has the highest visibility on any given day.

Tips for Use

  • Compare Engines

Spot which engines have better keyword coverage. Focus on improving underperforming engines.

  • Check Visibility Over Time

Watch for dips or spikes in percentage. A dip might signal a ranking drop for many keywords.

  • Filter by Keyword Group

If a certain group has low visibility, focus on optimizing those keywords.

  • Track Individual Keywords

Narrow down to a single keyword to see if it consistently appears in search results.

Common Actions

  • Investigate Drops

If visibility suddenly falls, check if there’s a technical issue or if competitors outranked you.

  • Celebrate Wins

Rising visibility means more of your keywords are showing up in SERPs. See what changed to keep the momentum.

  • Export Data

Save or share the chart with others on your team using the export button.

Use the Search Engine Visibility Chart to stay on top of your website’s reach across different search engines. It’s a reliable way to track which engines deliver the most visibility and where you can improve.

AI Analysis for Search Engine Visibility

The AI uses your weekly aggregated visibility data to identify patterns and opportunities. It looks at performance across Bing, Google, Yahoo, and others. You’ll get a structured report that shows where your visibility stands and how it has changed.

How It Works

1.Collect Weekly Data

The system gathers your weekly metrics, including visibility rates and top/worst-performing keywords.

2.Apply Filters

Filter by search engine, keyword group, or specific keywords to refine your view.

3.Send to AI

Clicking the “AI Analysis” trigger sends the filtered data to an AI model.

4.Structured Output

The AI returns insights that follow a JSON format. Each section focuses on a different aspect of your visibility.

Report Highlights

1.Trend Analysis

Shows weekly patterns and how your visibility changes over time.

Includes week-by-week comparisons and action items for significant shifts.

2.Performance Insights

Offers an overview of average visibility and the direction it’s moving (improving, stable, or declining).

Recommends specific focus areas to help raise your baseline.

3.Keyword Analysis

Breaks down top-performing keywords and those that need improvement.

Suggests ways to replicate success and fix issues in struggling areas.


Getting the Most Out of It

  • Check Trends Weekly

Look for big jumps or drops. See which search engine is driving changes.

  • Focus on Key Recommendations

Each section spells out actions and priorities (high, medium, low).

  • Apply Best Practices

If you have a few standout keywords, note what makes them succeed. Spread those tactics to weaker ones.

  • Keep Tabs on Visibility

Return regularly for new AI insights on shifts and emerging opportunities.

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