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Serpvision is used to manage SEO projects, track keyword positions, monitor competitors, run site audits, connect Google Search Console data, and turn scattered SEO signals into clearer decisions.

Serpvision is built for SEO specialists, agencies, founders, marketing managers, content teams, and website owners who need a clearer way to understand rankings, technical issues, competitors, and search performance.

No. Serpvision is designed to make SEO data easier to understand. SEO professionals can go deeper into rankings, audits, and competitors, while business owners and marketing teams can use the dashboard to understand what changed and what needs attention.

Start by creating a project for your main domain, choosing the target country and device, adding your most important keywords, and adding a few direct competitors. After that, you can connect Google Search Console and run a site audit for deeper context.

Yes. Small websites can use Serpvision to track priority keywords, monitor ranking changes, find technical issues, and understand which pages need better content, stronger internal links, or more focused optimization.

Yes. You can create separate SEO projects and keep each domain, keyword list, competitors, audit history, Search Console connection, and project settings organized in its own workspace.

A project usually needs a project name, website domain, target country, target device, keywords, and optional competitors. These settings help Serpvision organize ranking data, audits, reports, and Search Console insights around one website.

Yes. Agencies can organize client websites as separate projects, compare progress across projects, and use the dashboard to explain ranking movement, audit issues, and competitor changes more clearly.

Yes. If your website targets multiple countries, it is usually better to create separate tracking setups for each market. Search results can change significantly by country, language, location, and device.

In most cases, it is better to create a new project for a different domain so historical ranking data stays accurate. If you rebrand, migrate, or change domains, keeping the old project separate can make performance comparison easier.

You add keywords to a project and review positions by search engine, country, device, and time range. Serpvision helps you see movement over time, spot drops faster, and decide which pages or keyword groups need attention.

Update frequency depends on your plan and usage settings. Some projects may be checked manually, while higher plans may support more frequent tracking. The goal is to help you monitor meaningful ranking movement without wasting resources on unnecessary checks.

Manual search results can be affected by location, personalization, search history, device, language, data center, and timing. Serpvision is designed to give you a more consistent tracking view so you can measure trends instead of relying on one manual search.

Yes. Mobile and desktop results may be different, especially for local, commercial, and competitive keywords. Tracking them separately helps you understand whether ranking changes are device-specific or part of a wider SEO trend.

Yes. Serpvision is designed to track rankings based on selected markets, so you can monitor how your keywords perform in different countries instead of treating all search results as one global result.

Yes. Organizing keywords by topic, landing page, intent, campaign, or client can make reports more useful. It also helps you understand whether a specific content cluster is improving or losing visibility.

No. No SEO platform can guarantee rankings. Serpvision provides tracking, audit data, competitor context, and Search Console insights so you can make better decisions and measure the impact of your work.

You can add competitor domains, compare shared keywords, see rank gaps, and identify opportunities where your pages are close to competitors but need better content, stronger internal links, or technical fixes.

Start with your most relevant search competitors, not just your business competitors. A useful competitor is any website that repeatedly appears in search results for the keywords you care about.

Your business competitors are companies you compete with commercially. Your search competitors are websites that compete with you in Google results. Sometimes these are the same, but often directories, blogs, marketplaces, or publishers can compete with your pages in search.

Yes. Competitor tracking can help you find keywords where competitors rank above you, pages where they are stronger, and gaps where your website may need better content, updated pages, or more complete topic coverage.

The audit is designed to surface technical and on-page SEO issues such as crawl status, status codes, metadata, headings, pages, links, indexability signals, and other factors that may affect search performance.

Serpvision helps you find and prioritize issues. Fixes usually need to be applied in your CMS, codebase, hosting setup, content workflow, or SEO process depending on the issue type.

Start with issues that affect crawling, indexing, page availability, important landing pages, and pages connected to valuable keywords. Not every warning has the same business impact, so focus on fixes that can meaningfully improve visibility or user experience.

Yes. Site audits are especially useful after redesigns, migrations, template changes, CMS changes, or major content updates. They can help you detect broken pages, missing metadata, crawl problems, and unexpected technical issues.

A crawler may find technical issues across many parts of a website, including old pages, thin pages, parameter URLs, archive pages, or low-priority sections. You can use the audit as a discovery layer, then decide which issues matter most for your SEO goals.

Search Console gives you real search performance data. When it is viewed next to rankings and audit data, it becomes easier to understand whether a traffic change is connected to keyword movement, CTR, impressions, indexed pages, or technical issues.

No. You can still use project management, rank tracking, competitor tracking, and audits. Connecting Search Console adds another layer of performance context and helps connect ranking movement with real search visibility.

Depending on the connection and permissions, Serpvision may use search performance data such as queries, pages, clicks, impressions, average position, devices, countries, and date ranges to help you better understand organic search performance.

Yes. You can disconnect the integration when you no longer want Serpvision to access Search Console data. After disconnecting, features that depend on Search Console data may stop updating.

Search Console and rank tracking measure different things. Search Console reports performance data from real searches, while rank tracking checks selected keywords under specific settings such as country, device, and search engine. Both are useful, but they should not be expected to match perfectly.

Serpvision does not use a separate wallet. Available points are read from the user account, and service consumption is tracked through usage records so you can understand how project actions use resources.

Usage may be affected by actions such as tracking keywords, running checks, creating audits, processing reports, using integrations, or accessing higher-volume project features. The exact limits depend on your account and plan settings.

You can review your available usage, limits, or points inside your account area where plan and project consumption details are shown. This helps you understand how much capacity is available before adding more keywords, projects, or checks.

Unused points, credits, or plan limits may not roll over unless your plan specifically says so. You should review your account or pricing details to understand how usage is handled for your subscription.

You can review available plans on the pricing page. If you manage client projects or need higher usage, contact us so we can help you choose the right setup.

Yes. If your projects grow or you need more keywords, audits, competitors, or usage capacity, you can move to a higher plan or contact support for a setup that fits your workflow.