Advanced Web Ranking: Most-used fields
The table below gives information about most-used fields that you can import from Advanced Web Ranking. Other fields might also be available in Adverity.
The fields that you can fetch in Adverity are updated regularly to reflect updates to data source APIs.
Average monthly searchesMetric
The average number of monthly searches for a specific keyword.
CPCMetric
The estimated average cost-per-click for a keyword in paid search advertising.
CompetitionDimension
The estimated level of competition for a keyword, indicating its difficulty to rank for in paid or organic search.
DateDimension
The specific date for which data is reported or requested.
Estimated Daily TrafficMetric
The estimated daily organic search traffic generated by the tracked keywords.
Estimated TrafficDimension
An estimated volume of organic traffic a website receives from search engines, often calculated based on keyword rankings and search volume.
KeywordDimension
The specific search term being tracked or analyzed.
Keyword GroupDimension
A user-defined category for organizing and grouping related keywords.
Local SearchesDimension
The number of searches for a keyword within a specific local geographic area.
PageDimension
The search engine results page (SERP) number where a ranking was found.
PositionMetric
The ranking position of a website or URL in the search engine results.
ProjectDimension
The name of the project or website being tracked in Advanced Web Ranking.
Search EngineDimension
The search engine (e.g., Google, Bing) for which data is collected.
SnippetDimension
A short extract of text shown by a search engine in response to a query.
TypeDimension
This field specifies the type of SEO data report to be generated and collected from the Advanced Web Ranking API. Examples include ranking data, top sites reports, Google Search Console data, or visibility reports.
URLDimension
The Uniform Resource Locator (web address) of a page found in search results.
WebsiteDimension
The domain or website associated with the tracked project.