KeptSEO Help Center
Everything you need to use KeptSEO: connect Google Search Console, keep your search history, read your dashboard and manage your sites.
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Getting started
Sign in, connect Search Console and read your first dashboard.
Using the dashboard
Your sites, the site tabs, number cards, the chart, date ranges and tables.
Your sites page
Every active site with its last 28 days of clicks, impressions, CTR and position, the change against the 28 days before, a 90-day trend and its import status.
The site dashboard
A tour of a site dashboard from top to bottom, with links to the page that explains each part.
Site tabs: Overview, Queries, Pages, Countries & devices
The four tabs of a site, how to filter by clicking a query or page, and the countries and devices breakdown.
Number cards
Four cards show clicks, impressions, CTR and average position with their change, and choose what the chart draws.
Performance chart
The trend chart on the Overview tab: one panel per metric, a 7-day average, a dashed comparison line, a hatched preliminary area and hover details.
Date range
Pick 7D, 28D, 3M, 6M, 12M or 16M to set the dates every number, chart and table follows.
Comparisons
Choose whether your date range is measured against the previous period, the same dates last year, or nothing.
Queries and pages table
Search, sort and filter the queries or pages behind your numbers, with changes against the comparison and a click change bar.
Account, sites and plans
Settings, connections, which sites are active, plan limits and deleting your account.
Account and settings
Rename your workspace, see plan usage, disconnect Google, choose which sites are active, saved or excluded, and delete your account.
Plans and limits
What Free, Pro and Agency include: active and saved sites, the 14-day swap lock, read-locked sites and how much history you can see.
Metrics and concepts
What the numbers mean and why some of them look incomplete.
Metrics and how they add up
What clicks, impressions, CTR and average position mean, and how daily numbers become weekly and monthly ones.
Preliminary data
The most recent days in Search Console are incomplete and get revised, so the chart draws them dotted and hatched with a Preliminary label.
Anonymized traffic
Why the clicks in your queries table add up to less than your total.