Data You Can Obtain
from the Keyword

This graph displays the number of keywords within each of the following search ranking ranges for every measurement point:

• 1st-3rd
• 4th-10th
• 11th-30th
• 31st-50th
• 51st-100th
• Out of range

It allows you to understand whether your website’s SEO performance is improving over the long term.

Displays the search ranking and the change from the previous check for each registered keyword.

The target search engines and ranking measurement ranges for Google, Yahoo!, and Bing are as follows:

● Daily tracking: Positions 1-10, and on the 15th and the end of the month, positions 1-100.
*Since only rankings that appear on the first page are measured, there may be cases where keywords do not receive rankings up to position 10.

● Twice-weekly tracking (Mon & Thu): Positions 1-30, and on the 15th and the end of the month, positions 1-100.
*Since only rankings that appear within the first three pages are measured, there may be cases where keywords do not receive rankings up to position 30.

● Weekly tracking (Mon): Positions 1-50, and on the 15th and the end of the month, positions 1-100.
*Since only rankings that appear within the first five pages are measured, there may be cases where keywords do not receive rankings up to position 50.

● Four times per month (5th, 15th, 25th, and end of month): Positions 1-100.
*Since only rankings that appear within the first ten pages are measured, there may be cases where keywords do not receive rankings up to position 100.

● Measurement frequency and range can be flexibly adjusted based on your requirements.
*Please contact us through the inquiry form for details.

Search rankings are retrieved immediately after a website is registered and then on the scheduled dates for each plan, with every measurement performed in the morning.

When you click a keyword in the Keyword Report, you can view the historical trend of its search rankings.
If the ranking URL changes, an icon will appear to indicate when the switch occurred.

Nobilista allows you to check more than just the rankings on each measurement date.
You can also review the ranking history from the day you registered your website up to today.

For each registered keyword, the search volume, estimated traffic, and competitiveness are displayed.
The meaning of each data point is described below.

• Search Volume
  The average number of times the keyword is searched per month, calculated based on historical data.
• Estimated Traffic
  The estimated number of visits the keyword would receive if your website maintained its current ranking for an entire month. It is calculated by combining the search volume with the current ranking position.
• Competitiveness
  Represents the business value of the keyword and the level of competition within the search results. Displayed on a scale from 0 to 100, with higher values indicating greater difficulty. If the keyword contains special characters, the data may not be retrieved accurately.

We display the URL that is ranked (i.e., not out of range) for the selected keyword.

The definition of “ranked (not out of range)” depends on the ranking range specified in each measurement plan.

For more details about each measurement plan, please refer to this page.

If multiple URLs from your registered website are ranked, all of them will be displayed.

In today’s search results, various elements such as maps, shopping results, and ads appear alongside the traditional organic listings, which can influence click-through rates.

With Nobilista, you can see which non-organic elements appear in the search results for each keyword.
For example, the following types of elements can be detected, and Nobilista visualizes a total of 37 different SERP features.

You can leave notes for each keyword.
For example, if you write a note such as “Added the keyword ○○ to the title on February 27,” you’ll be able to recall later why the rankings changed.