Keyword Rankings

The table below displays the number of keyword rankings that your domain holds in each of the main ranking tiers, and how these have developed over the last 6 months.
Feb 28
Mar 31
Apr 30
May 31
June 30
July 31
211,162
(-8%)
266,718
(+26%)
311,898
(+17%)
268,460
(-14%)
227,906
(-15%)
224,023
(-2%)
191,551
(-10%)
224,759
(+17%)
261,925
(+17%)
219,438
(-16%)
188,150
(-14%)
188,038
(-0.1%)
12,812
(+17%)
33,579
(+162%)
40,092
(+19%)
37,891
(-5%)
29,969
(-21%)
26,925
(-10%)
6,799
(-1%)
8,380
(+23%)
9,881
(+18%)
11,131
(+13%)
9,787
(-12%)
9,060
(-7%)
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After the peak in April, we’ve seen lower keyword rankings across all major ranking brackets. However, click trends and historical data paint a more positive picture.
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NOTE: Ahrefs (like most SEO tools) doesn’t recrawl volumes daily. They pull volumes from external clickstream + Google Keyword Planner data and smooth it into an average monthly volume across the last 12 months. However, if a keyword’s traffic potential goes near zero (because hardly anyone is searching and Google stops showing a distinct SERP for it), Ahrefs may drop it from their keyword index temporarily, or only update it less often.
That’s why you sometimes see keywords “fall out” in off-season periods.

Notably, between February and July, the number of keywords in the top 10 roughly doubled.

Year-over-year, total keywords grew 18.6% (from 98,139 to 116,402), with top 10 rankings more than doubling (+112.9%, from 8,289 to 17,645), driven mainly by a +235% surge in positions 4–10, while positions 1–3 saw a modest +3.5% increase.
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