Don't guess your position. Ask Google daily.
Every morning Rampika checks the real Google results page for your tracked keywords, then puts that position beside Search Console's own numbers. Two sources, one chart, nothing left to argue about.
Real position and average position are not the same thing
Search Console's “average position” blends every device, location and personalisation — useful, but it won't tell you where you stand today. Rampika shows both: the daily SERP check for today, the Search Console series for the trend.
Daily SERP check
At 05:00 every morning your tracked keywords are checked on the Google results page (via DataForSEO). That day's position is recorded, free of personalisation.
Search Console series
The same keyword's impressions, clicks and average position are pulled at 06:00 and land on the same chart as a second series.
30-day line
Every keyword carries a mini chart of the last 30 days, so you can see at a glance whether it's climbing or slipping.
Movement column
How many places each keyword moved since the previous check sits in its own column. Nothing moves quietly.
Keywords on the edge of page one: positions 8-15
Ranking from nothing takes months; moving a keyword that already sits at 8-15 up a few places usually comes down to improving a single page. Rampika pulls that band into its own list — limited to keywords with at least 200 impressions a month, so they're searches people actually make.
Keywords below 15 aren't dropped: everything down to position 30 sits in a “watching” list, together with a note on which page should own that intent.
Why does position matter this much?
| Position | Click-through rate |
|---|---|
| 1 | 28% |
| 3 | 11% |
| 8opportunity band | 3.5% |
| 11opportunity band | 1.5% |
| 15opportunity band | 0.9% |
The rates above are the default click-through curve used for the first 90 days; after that it is calibrated with your own Search Console data.
You'll know even on the days you don't open the panel
Three emails, and each one ends in an action. We don't send notifications for the sake of notifications.
Climb worth celebrating
When a keyword reaches page one you hear about it right away: which keyword, from which position to which. This is the moment the work pays off.
Drop alert
When keywords slip you get a counter-move, not a panic message: what dropped, which page it affects, and which task is queued next.
Weekly digest
Monday morning: what climbed this week, how many tasks are open, and which one pays best. One email, one list.
Your keyword list fills itself
Nobody wants to type keywords into an empty screen. When you connect your site, the queries already earning you impressions in Search Console go straight onto the list; you remove what you don't want and add what you're aiming for.
Seeded automatically
The list is built from queries your site genuinely gets impressions for — not from a wishlist.
Added by hand
Add the keywords you're targeting but don't rank for yet.
Plan limits: 20-750
Tracked keywords run from 20 on Trial up to 750 on Autopilot.
Per site, always
With several sites connected, each one keeps its own keyword list and its own chart. Nothing gets mixed together.
Which of your keywords is on the edge of page one?
Connect your site, let the tracked list fill itself from your Search Console data, and see the opportunity band from day one.
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