Google positions and keyword detail
The project's Positions page (device selector, mini-cards, charts, distribution, filterable table), single keyword detail with desktop/mobile history, and management/deactivation from Settings.
The main page for reading your keywords’ rankings is Positions (project sidebar → Keywords group → Positions). Miraqo tracks desktop and mobile separately, because rankings often diverge. For each keyword it keeps quite a lot: the history, the ranking URL, the search intent, volume, difficulty, CPC and — if you’ve connected an analytics provider — sessions and conversion rate of the landing page.
To add new keywords see Project keywords; the aggregate historical view of the project lives in Ranking History instead.
Header and global actions
At the top, next to the Positions title, you’ll find three actions: ➕ Add Keyword takes you to the form in Settings; ⬇️ Export CSV downloads all project keywords with positions, URLs, volume and difficulty; ✨ AI Analysis generates an analysis of the project’s ranking trend (for enabled roles).
Tasks being processed? If there are new keywords or re-checks in queue, an ⏳ banner appears with the counter.
Device selector 🖥 Desktop / 📱 Mobile
It sits top right, before the stats. It changes the entire page: mini-cards, chart, ranking, distribution, and also the Previous/Current columns in the table. The preference lasts for the session.
The 4 mini-cards
Four summary counters for the active device: how many keywords gained positions since the previous detection (▲), how many lost them (▼), how many stayed unchanged (±0). The fourth is the Top 10 share: N% (X / Y) of the total monitored.
Big card: Trend + Ranking + Distribution
On the left is the chart, with the Average position / Visibility toggle and the time range selector (7 days, 30 days, …). For position the Y axis is inverted — #1 sits at the top, so a rising line = improvement. Above the chart: previous average position → current, with delta.
On the right, two views. Current Ranking is a pie chart with 4 bands — Top 3 (green), Top 10 (yellow), Top 100 (orange), Not ranked (grey) — with previous → current value for each band; Position distribution is a histogram by band (1–3, 4–10, 11–20, …) with count and percentage.
Table filters
Above the table: free keyword search and position band chips (All · Top 3 · Top 10 · Top 30 · Not found).
The table
One row per keyword. Columns (order may vary if you have analytics connected):
| Column | Contents |
|---|---|
| Keyword | Query text (sortable A↔Z) |
| Previous (date) | Position at the previous detection for the active device |
| Current (date) | Position at the latest detection + small delta vs previous (sortable) |
| Sessions (Ng) | Organic sessions on the landing page in the period — only if GA4 or Matomo connected |
| Conv. rate | Landing page conversion rate in the period — only if analytics connected |
| Ranking URL | URL ranking in SERP at the latest detection, shown as a clickable 🔗 icon — opens the URL in a new tab; the full address appears on hover |
| Intent | Search intent of the query, as a coloured badge: I Informational · N Navigational · C Commercial · T Transactional (hover for full name + short explanation) |
| Volume | Average monthly searches (sortable) |
| Difficulty | 0–100, higher = more competitive (sortable) |
| Actions | 📈 See trend (opens a mini history chart inside the row) · 📊 Details (opens Single keyword detail) · 🗑 Remove (with confirmation) |
Sessions / Conv. rate metrics are aggregated per page, not per query: the same landing page may receive traffic from multiple keywords.
Inline trend mini-chart
The 📈 See trend button expands a position-history chart right under the row — without leaving the page. Above it you’ll find the range chips 7D · 1M · 3M · 6M · 1Y · 2Y; the chart follows the active device selected at the top. Another click and it collapses (the arrow rotates).
Single keyword detail
Click the row (or the 📊 icon) to open the keyword’s dedicated page. Top right the 🗑 Remove button (with confirmation).
Stat cards
Eight summary cards:
- 🖥 Desktop — current position (coloured: green Top 3, blue Top 10, grey beyond)
- Desktop change — ▲▼ vs last previous detection
- 📱 Mobile — current position
- Mobile change — ▲▼
- Volume — monthly searches
- Difficulty — /100 score with label (Easy / Medium / Hard / Very hard) and colour
- CPC — average Google Ads cost per click (proxy for commercial value)
- Estimated traffic — estimated visits/month based on the desktop position (volume × CTR by position; AI Overview reduces CTR for top positions)
Desktop and Mobile tabs
Two tabs, one per device, below the stat cards. In each you’ll find the 📈 Position history (time chart, inverted Y axis: rising = improving) and the 📋 History, the detection table with date and time, position and ranking URL. On the right, the Details panel (project, domain, country, language, date added, last check) and the SERP Features detected at the last check.
Managing keywords (from Settings)
In Settings → Keywords, below the addition form, you’ll find 🔑 Keyword Management: a table of all project keywords with:
- Checkbox for multiple selection → 🗑 Delete selected at the bottom
- Country in inline dropdown (change without reloading)
- Status — Active (green) or Inactive (grey) pill
- Actions — ⏸ Deactivate / ▶️ Reactivate · 🗑 Delete (individual, with confirmation)
Deactivating ≠ deleting. An inactive keyword retains its history but is no longer tracked and doesn’t occupy a “re-creation slot” if you decide to reactivate it. It’s the right choice for a temporary pause without losing data.
Anti-abuse: removing a keyword doesn’t immediately free up the plan slot. The slot remains occupied for 30 days after removal, to prevent consuming quota by cycling additions and deletions. If you just want to “pause” it, use deactivation — it preserves history and reactivates whenever you want.
Last updated: 5 September 2026