2023 Year in Review
2023 Year in Review
2023 Year in Review
Celebrating 20 Years of AWR
Twenty years ago, a team set up Advanced Web Ranking with one goal: to change how we approach SEO. From the beginning, AWR aimed to provide tools and solutions that would shape the future of search engine optimization. These tools have become trusted companions for SEO professionals worldwide.
Why People Choose
Advanced Web Ranking
My rank tracker of choice
AWR is my go-to rank tracker! It allows me to track positions in mobile and desktop daily for my clients' sites and competitors and provides a comprehensive vision of the site SERP visibility share over time.
Aleyda Solis
Founder, Orainti
Best rank tracker
Advanced Web Ranking has been at the core of my rankings data collection process for a very long time. The reason why I recommend it, is because it's the best!
Richard Baxter
Founder, Builtvisible
My favorite analytics tools
Advanced Web Ranking continues to be the industry standard SEO performance tracking. Their toolset goes far beyond simple rank tracking, integrating site performance and social media.
Ian Lurie
Founder, Portent Interactive
New Features Added in 2023
As we commemorate this remarkable journey, let's reflect on the advancements and milestones that 2023 has brought to AWR.
2023 kicked off with a bang!
1
We unveiled the Cannibalization filter, helping users spot URLs battling for the same keywords.
2
The new Search Intent KPI added a cool layer to understanding user queries.
3
PAA Parsing was here for detailed People Also Ask results, and the Email Notification Templates got a sleek upgrade.
February brought a wave of excitement!
1
Fresh SERP Features were rolled out, like the cool Image Thumbnails and Product Knowledge Panels filters.
2
The API got a power boost with the WebsiteId parameter for customized exports.
3
And guess what? Now users could select multiple keyword groups at once in the Comparison-Search Engines view.
The first month of spring turned up the heat with some game-changers!
1
Users said hello to the automatic detection of branded keywords and dynamic keyword groups for effortless organization.
2
A brand-new SERP feature, Google Jobs, was now in the mix.
3
The alerting system got a facelift with reports like New & Lost features and a redesigned alert email.
4
Plus, users could export Search Intent metrics for deeper analysis.
April showered us with awesome news!
1
Now, users could sign in using their Google credentials for a breeze of time-saving and added security.
2
Bing Desktop SERP Features Data was in the house, giving more insights.
3
Now users could track Google Mobile Deals SERP features for the lowdown on triggered results.
May blossomed with fantastic updates!
1
Users got ready to dive deep with Keyword Difficulty data now accessible via API.
2
The Homescreen got a facelift in both Performance and Management views.
3
The Performance view now gave users a search market-level analysis and new stand-alone KPIs.
4
Management view offered project-specific info for smoother workflow management.
Summer brought a breath of fresh air!
1
The revamped Resources section gave users a crystal-clear view of resource consumption.
2
They could dive into detailed project resources in Overview and On-demand updates views.
3
New sorting options in the Ranking-Keywords view made life easier.
4
Adding keywords became a breeze with a handy basket. Plus, users could see keyword groups in UI reports.
July brought sizzling updates our way!
1
Introducing the SERP Features Changes column for tracking gains and losses.
2
Google Events tracking spiced things up with concerts and festivals in search results.
3
Bing Mobile SERP Features Data gave a new angle on result types.
4
Sorting by change was introduced in the Comparison views.
5
And a snazzy Keywords Comparison Modal made website evolution a breeze.
August was on fire with updates!
1
The Keyword Gap Report debuted for fierce competitor analysis.
2
Ranking Distribution upgrades brought new performance indicators.
3
BigQuery integration shook things up with scheduled data dumps.
4
Enhanced SERP Features insights gave users the edge.
5
Bing Webmaster Tools and AI-generated Stories on Bing joined the party.
6
UI got a facelift for seamless keyword imports and exports.
As the leaves began to fall, a wave of excitement rolled in!
1
Users could dive into enhanced filtering options, UX/UI improvements, and cool features like syncing Bing Webmaster Tools data.
2
Improved keyword status icons, a revamped Partial Update function, and new API documentation were all part of the package.
3
Wattspeed Realtime User Monitoring added a new dimension to tracking.
October brought a burst of energy!
1
Import keyword ranking history, track Google Flights results, and experience Market Share improvements for real-time data updates.
2
Big Query and FTP Exports now let users monitor both ranked and unranked keywords.
November brought a feast of updates!
1
Ranking Distribution improvements let users track keyword movements and analyze performance in style.
2
Google Events tracking spiced things up with concerts and festivals in search results.
3
Bing Mobile SERP Features Data gave a new angle on result types.
4
Sorting by change was now in Comparison views.
5
And a snazzy Keywords Comparison Modal made website evolution a breeze.
December wrapped up the year in the same tone it started!
1
Forecasting tool enhancements brought precision to local traffic predictions and Google Analytics conversion rate reporting.
2
Market Share API now includes Best Position headers for detailed keyword position info.
2023 kicked off with a bang!
1
We unveiled the Cannibalization filter, helping users spot URLs battling for the same keywords.
2
The new Search Intent KPI added a cool layer to understanding user queries.
3
PAA Parsing was here for detailed People Also Ask results, and the Email Notification Templates got a sleek upgrade.
February brought a wave of excitement!
1
Fresh SERP Features were rolled out, like the cool Image Thumbnails and Product Knowledge Panels filters.
2
The API got a power boost with the WebsiteId parameter for customized exports.
3
And guess what? Now users could select multiple keyword groups at once in the Comparison-Search Engines view.
The first month of spring turned up the heat with some game-changers!
1
Users said hello to the automatic detection of branded keywords and dynamic keyword groups for effortless organization.
2
A brand-new SERP feature, Google Jobs, was now in the mix.
3
The alerting system got a facelift with reports like New & Lost features and a redesigned alert email.
4
Plus, users could export Search Intent metrics for deeper analysis.
April showered us with awesome news!
1
Now, users could sign in using their Google credentials for a breeze of time-saving and added security.
2
Bing Desktop SERP Features Data was in the house, giving more insights.
3
Now users could track Google Mobile Deals SERP features for the lowdown on triggered results.
May blossomed with fantastic updates!
1
Users got ready to dive deep with Keyword Difficulty data now accessible via API.
2
The Homescreen got a facelift in both Performance and Management views.
3
The Performance view now gave users a search market-level analysis and new stand-alone KPIs.
4
Management view offered project-specific info for smoother workflow management.
Summer brought a breath of fresh air!
1
The revamped Resources section gave users a crystal-clear view of resource consumption.
2
They could dive into detailed project resources in Overview and On-demand updates views.
3
New sorting options in the Ranking-Keywords view made life easier.
4
Adding keywords became a breeze with a handy basket. Plus, users could see keyword groups in UI reports.
July brought sizzling updates our way!
1
Introducing the SERP Features Changes column for tracking gains and losses.
2
Google Events tracking spiced things up with concerts and festivals in search results.
3
Bing Mobile SERP Features Data gave a new angle on result types.
4
Sorting by change was introduced in the Comparison views.
5
And a snazzy Keywords Comparison Modal made website evolution a breeze.
August was on fire with updates!
1
The Keyword Gap Report debuted for fierce competitor analysis.
2
Ranking Distribution upgrades brought new performance indicators.
3
BigQuery integration shook things up with scheduled data dumps.
4
Enhanced SERP Features insights gave users the edge.
5
Bing Webmaster Tools and AI-generated Stories on Bing joined the party.
6
UI got a facelift for seamless keyword imports and exports.
As the leaves began to fall, a wave of excitement rolled in!
1
Users could dive into enhanced filtering options, UX/UI improvements, and cool features like syncing Bing Webmaster Tools data.
2
Improved keyword status icons, a revamped Partial Update function, and new API documentation were all part of the package.
3
Wattspeed Realtime User Monitoring added a new dimension to tracking.
October brought a burst of energy!
1
Import keyword ranking history, track Google Flights results, and experience Market Share improvements for real-time data updates.
2
Big Query and FTP Exports now let users monitor both ranked and unranked keywords.
November brought a feast of updates!
1
Ranking Distribution improvements let users track keyword movements and analyze performance in style.
2
Google Events tracking spiced things up with concerts and festivals in search results.
3
Bing Mobile SERP Features Data gave a new angle on result types.
4
Sorting by change was now in Comparison views.
5
And a snazzy Keywords Comparison Modal made website evolution a breeze.
December wrapped up the year in the same tone it started!
1
Forecasting tool enhancements brought precision to local traffic predictions and Google Analytics conversion rate reporting.
2
Market Share API now includes Best Position headers for detailed keyword position info.
2023 kicked off with a bang!
1
We unveiled the Cannibalization filter, helping users spot URLs battling for the same keywords.
2
The new Search Intent KPI added a cool layer to understanding user queries.
3
PAA Parsing was here for detailed People Also Ask results, and the Email Notification Templates got a sleek upgrade.
February brought a wave of excitement!
1
Fresh SERP Features were rolled out, like the cool Image Thumbnails and Product Knowledge Panels filters.
2
The API got a power boost with the WebsiteId parameter for customized exports.
3
And guess what? Now users could select multiple keyword groups at once in the Comparison-Search Engines view.
The first month of spring turned up the heat with some game-changers!
1
Users said hello to the automatic detection of branded keywords and dynamic keyword groups for effortless organization.
2
A brand-new SERP feature, Google Jobs, was now in the mix.
3
The alerting system got a facelift with reports like New & Lost features and a redesigned alert email.
4
Plus, users could export Search Intent metrics for deeper analysis.
April showered us with awesome news!
1
Now, users could sign in using their Google credentials for a breeze of time-saving and added security.
2
Bing Desktop SERP Features Data was in the house, giving more insights.
3
Now users could track Google Mobile Deals SERP features for the lowdown on triggered results.
May blossomed with fantastic updates!
1
Users got ready to dive deep with Keyword Difficulty data now accessible via API.
2
The Homescreen got a facelift in both Performance and Management views.
3
The Performance view now gave users a search market-level analysis and new stand-alone KPIs.
4
Management view offered project-specific info for smoother workflow management.
Summer brought a breath of fresh air!
1
The revamped Resources section gave users a crystal-clear view of resource consumption.
2
They could dive into detailed project resources in Overview and On-demand updates views.
3
New sorting options in the Ranking-Keywords view made life easier.
4
Adding keywords became a breeze with a handy basket. Plus, users could see keyword groups in UI reports.
July brought sizzling updates our way!
1
Introducing the SERP Features Changes column for tracking gains and losses.
2
Google Events tracking spiced things up with concerts and festivals in search results.
3
Bing Mobile SERP Features Data gave a new angle on result types.
4
Sorting by change was introduced in the Comparison views.
5
And a snazzy Keywords Comparison Modal made website evolution a breeze.
August was on fire with updates!
1
The Keyword Gap Report debuted for fierce competitor analysis.
2
Ranking Distribution upgrades brought new performance indicators.
3
BigQuery integration shook things up with scheduled data dumps.
4
Enhanced SERP Features insights gave users the edge.
5
Bing Webmaster Tools and AI-generated Stories on Bing joined the party.
6
UI got a facelift for seamless keyword imports and exports.
As the leaves began to fall, a wave of excitement rolled in!
1
Users could dive into enhanced filtering options, UX/UI improvements, and cool features like syncing Bing Webmaster Tools data.
2
Improved keyword status icons, a revamped Partial Update function, and new API documentation were all part of the package.
3
Wattspeed Realtime User Monitoring added a new dimension to tracking.
October brought a burst of energy!
1
Import keyword ranking history, track Google Flights results, and experience Market Share improvements for real-time data updates.
2
Big Query and FTP Exports now let users monitor both ranked and unranked keywords.
November brought a feast of updates!
1
Ranking Distribution improvements let users track keyword movements and analyze performance in style.
2
Google Events tracking spiced things up with concerts and festivals in search results.
3
Bing Mobile SERP Features Data gave a new angle on result types.
4
Sorting by change was now in Comparison views.
5
And a snazzy Keywords Comparison Modal made website evolution a breeze.
December wrapped up the year in the same tone it started!
1
Forecasting tool enhancements brought precision to local traffic predictions and Google Analytics conversion rate reporting.
2
Market Share API now includes Best Position headers for detailed keyword position info.
@rustybrick also celebrated his 20th anniversary in SEO, and we're thrilled to join in the party!
@rustybrick also celebrated his 20th anniversary in SEO, and we're thrilled to join in the party!
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Advanced Web Ranking In Numbers
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112K
users
164K
websites
57.8M
keywords
35.3B
Pages scraped
Looking Forward to 2024!
Thank you for being an integral part of Advanced Web Ranking's incredible journey!
Stay tuned for more innovations and advancements.