Observed Signal · Aug 31, 2015 · Technical Release · Source: OnlineMarketing.de · Impact: 2/5 · Sentiment: Neutral
OnPage.org Impact Beta: Real Ranking Data via GSC
OnPage.org announced the beta launch of OnPage.org Impact, a new module delivering real-time ranking analysis by pulling data from the Google Search Console API. The tool extends OnPage.org's existing capabilities (Zoom and Focus) to provide a consolidated view of ranking KPIs such as impressions, clicks, CTR, and average position, updated in real time. Users can connect an existing OnPage.org project or the Free version to their Google Search Console account; data are fetched for approximately the last 90 days and displayed in tables and graphs. In addition to standard KPIs, Impact offers historical data, period-over-period comparisons (monthly/weekly/daily), ranking distributions (Top 10/Top 100), and device- and country-based filtering. The beta is available now, with up to 250 beta-test accounts, and Impact is also offered in the Free version.
Product beta release introducing real-time ranking analytics via GSC within the AdTech/MarTech space
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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding
- OnPage.org launched OnPage.org Impact Beta for real-time ranking analysis.
- Data is pulled via Google Search Console API and shown in tables and graphs.
- KPIs include Impressions, Clicks, CTR, and Average Position.
- Users can link their Google Search Console to OnPage.org projects; data typically last 90 days.
- Impact Beta is available now with up to 250 beta-test accounts; also included in OnPage.org Free version.
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