ORGANIC SEARCH VISIBILITY

SEO Visibility Assessment

Discover where your website ranks in Google's organic search results for a target keyword. Compare your visibility with competitors and identify opportunities to strengthen your search presence.

WHAT TO KNOW

Understand your position in Google

Your website's ranking position can provide a useful starting point for understanding its organic search visibility. Explore where your website appears within the first 100 Google results, review the top 10 organic listings and compare relevant competitors.

Results represent a snapshot for the selected location and device, rather than a comprehensive SEO audit or ongoing rank-tracking report.

Assess your Google search visibility

Find out where your website appears within Google's first 100 organic results for your chosen keyword, location and device.

You can also enter up to four competitor domains to highlight their appearances in the first 10 organic results.

Free usage allowance: Run up to 3 SEO visibility assessments within a rolling 7-day period. This limit helps us keep the service free and available to everyone.

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Why Google?

Google is the focus of this assessment because it accounts for the majority of search engine usage in the United Kingdom.

For context, Google's UK search engine market share has been reported at approximately 76.13% on desktop and 93.34% on mobile. These illustrative figures may change over time and should not be interpreted as a guaranteed share of search volume.

Source: Statcounter — UK Search Engine Market Share.

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Competitors (optional)

Results are retrieved from Google search data through our ranking provider. Availability and usage limits apply.

Top 10 Organic Search Results

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About these results: Search rankings change regularly and may vary by location, device and personalisation. Results are provided by an external search data provider and may be cached or differ from what you see when searching Google directly. Positions should therefore be treated as indicative rather than guaranteed.

Your Google ranking is only part of the picture

Understanding where your website appears in search results is a useful starting point. A wider SEO assessment can help explain what is influencing your visibility, where opportunities exist and which improvements deserve priority.