Serp Tracker: Search Performance and Opportunities (Google Search Console)
Search Performance The Search Performance page connects your Google Search Console data directly inside GTrack. It shows how your site performs across all queries Google sends traffic for — not just the ones you're actively tracking. Opening Search Performance In the sidebar, click Search Performance under your campaign.  connection. This guide walks you through creating your first campaign from scratch. Before You Start You'll need: Your website's domain (e.g. example.com — no http:// or https://) Optionally: a Google Search Console account connected to yourFew readersSerp Tracker: Managing Keywords and Groups
Managing Keywords The Keywords page is the core of your SERP Tracker campaign. This is where you add, view, filter, and manage every keyword you want to track. Opening the Keywords Page In the sidebar, click your campaign name then select Keywords. TFew readersSerp Tracker: Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions Quick answers to the questions we hear most often from new GTrack users. If your question isn't here, the topic-specific guides cover most of GTrack in step-by-step detail. How often is ranking data updated? Ranking data updates each time a tracking run completes — on your configured schedule or when you manually click Run Tracking. Rankings are not real-time. Why does my keyword show "--" for rank? The keyword hasn't been tracked yet, or your site wasnFew readersSerp Tracker: Tracking Settings and Schedule
Tracking Settings & Schedule Tracking Settings let you control how GTrack checks rankings for a specific campaign: the default location, how deep into search results to look, and when to automatically re-run tracking. Opening Tracking Settings From the Keywords page, click the gear icon (⚙) in the campaign header (next to the Competitors button). Alternatively, go to Manage campaigns and click the gear icon in that campaign's row. 