A consistent view of your Google USA rankings.
Create a United States search project, choose a language and device, and follow the keywords your US audience uses.
Track the US market without mixing search environments
A website can hold different Google positions in different countries. For a US-focused campaign, start with a project whose country is United States. Choose the language and device that fit the audience you want to monitor, then keep those settings fixed for the keyword list.
SerpToday records Google organic results in the first 50 positions for that environment. It saves both the position and ranking URL, allowing you to review which pages appear for your US keyword set.
Country: United States
Choose the United States country setting for the project. A country-level check is not a promise of identical results in every US city or ZIP code.
Language: your audience’s
Use English for an English-language search view, or select another supported language where it better reflects the audience you serve.
Device: desktop or mobile
Choose one device per project. If you need a second device view, set up a separate project so the two ranking histories remain distinct.
Set up a focused US keyword project
Use phrases that reflect your actual pages and audience. For example, a national product query and a city-specific service query answer different questions. Including a place name in a keyword is also different from measuring a searcher’s exact physical location.
- Create a project for the domain you want to track.
- Select United States, your chosen language and either desktop or mobile.
- Save the project, then add the keywords you want to monitor.
- Review the first completed positions and landing URLs before expanding the list.
Compare the same market over time
Eligible active projects update every 24 hours at 12:00 AM Cairo time. That schedule is not US local midnight. Dates and times shown in the workspace use the viewer’s device time zone, which helps you identify when a saved observation applies.
Use the 1 day, 7 days and 30 days changes alongside the keyword chart. The chart displays up to the latest 365 days of saved history, so a new project begins with the observations collected after tracking starts.
Investigate differences with a manual US search
A personal browser search may have a different location, language, device context or search time. Match those conditions as closely as possible before comparing positions. Also distinguish organic listings from ads and other Google result features.
Open the saved SERP view to review the results behind the tracker’s observation. If a landing page changes, use that URL and the available AI Analysis to decide whether the content still serves the search intent you want to target.
Build a clearer view of your US search presence.
Choose the right country, language and device, then follow your Google positions consistently.
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