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I've a blog & I want to know which keywords of my blog have good SERP ranking.Is there any site or software which is offering this service ?

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Short answer: start with Google Search Console to see which queries actually show your site (clicks, impressions, CTR, average position), then combine that data with a rank-tracking tool for precise, location/device-specific positions and with analytics to measure value. As noted, Search Console’s Performance report is the canonical place to inspect the queries Google returned for your pages. (developers.google.com)

Don’t rely on Google Analytics keyword reports alone — most organic keywords are hidden as “(not provided)” because searches were encrypted years ago, so GA won’t list every query. That makes Search Console (and exported query data) the primary source for which keywords are actually sending search impressions and clicks to your blog. (searchengineland.com)

Use a dedicated rank tracker to check exact positions, local results, and device differences (these are what people usually mean by “SERP ranking” when they want position-by-position checks). Many modern trackers (both paid and budget-friendly) give daily updates, local targeting, and SERP-feature visibility; treat those numbers as complements to — not replacements for — the real user data in Search Console. Also be aware that Search Console’s “average position” is an aggregate metric and can differ from single-location/manual checks. (seranking.com)

Practical workflow you can apply now:

  • Verify your site and open Performance → Queries in Search Console; toggle metrics to see clicks/impressions/avg position.
  • Export queries (CSV) and sort by impressions and average position to find high-impression, high-position wins.
  • Cross-reference those landing pages with your Analytics goals/pages to find which keywords drive conversions.
  • Add priority keywords (especially those averaging positions 5–20) to a rank tracker that supports location/device checks.
  • Monitor CTR trends (impressions vs clicks) and optimize titles/snippets/schema for queries with high impressions but low CTR.
  • Re-check weekly and use the tracker to watch movement over time. (seotesting.com)

References above show official Search Console guidance and industry coverage for the limitations of Analytics and the role of rank trackers.

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Member Avatar for canadafred

I've a blog & I want to know which keywords of my blog have good SERP ranking.Is there any site or software which is offering this service ?

There's tons available just search for "free keyword ranking tool".

Member Avatar for hpgoodboy

Sign up for Google webmaster tools and you will find all the keywords that you rank for.

Member Avatar for stephen186

KPMRS.com is a one of the tool....see if you can get any help from there.

Member Avatar for AirForceOne

Rank Checker add-on for Firefox and SEMRUSH.com both would help you for this purpose. :)

Wish this help,

Member Avatar for adttransport

just search for "free keyword ranking tool".

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