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Instead of switching between different Google Search Console accounts, you can connect all your website properties into one SERPView dashboard. This means if you manage 10 different websites, you can see all their data in one place without logging in and out of different accounts.

If you have websites under different Google accounts (maybe personal, business, client accounts), you can connect all these Google accounts to SERPView. This way, you don't need to manage separate dashboards for each Google account - everything appears in one unified view.

Google Search Console only shows you 1000 rows of data at a time, which can be limiting when you want to see all your keywords or pages. SERPView removes this restriction, so you can see thousands of keywords, pages, and queries in one view without having to export or paginate through data.

Sometimes you have related websites like your main site (example.com) and your blog (blog.example.com). This feature lets you combine their data together so you can see the total performance as if they were one website. Perfect for getting a complete picture of your brand's online presence.

When you have many websites connected, your dashboard can get cluttered. This feature lets you choose which websites to show and which to hide, so you only see the sites you want to focus on at any given time.

Your most important websites can be "pinned" to always appear at the top of your dashboard. This way, you don't have to scroll through all your sites to find the ones you check most often - they'll always be right at the top.

Sometimes you want to temporarily remove a website from your dashboard view without disconnecting it completely. This feature lets you hide sites when you don't need to see them and unhide them when you do, keeping your dashboard clean and focused.

When presenting your dashboard to clients or taking screenshots for reports, you might not want to show actual website names or sensitive data. This feature blurs out site names and important details, so you can share your screen or screenshots without revealing confidential information.

Replace the SERPView logo with your own company logo throughout the dashboard. This is especially useful for agencies who want to present a white-labeled solution to their clients, making it look like your own proprietary tool.

Create custom labels (tags) for your websites to group them logically. For example, you could tag sites as "E-commerce," "Blogs," or "Client Sites." Once tagged, you can filter your dashboard to show only specific types of sites, making it easier to analyze similar websites together and spot trends.

If you write content around specific topics (like "digital marketing," "SEO tools," "content strategy"), you can create keyword clusters for each topic. This helps you track how well your content is performing for different subject areas and see which topics are driving the most traffic to your site.

See how all your websites are performing together with charts and numbers that show growth or decline. You can apply filters to focus on specific time periods, countries, or devices to understand exactly what's driving your overall performance across all properties.

Automatically identify which of your keywords and web pages are getting more popular (growing) or losing popularity (decaying) over time. This helps you quickly spot content that needs attention or keywords you should focus more effort on.

Instead of just looking at how much traffic you get, this shows you how many different search terms people use to find your website. A higher query count means your site appears for a wider variety of searches, which indicates better SEO diversity and reach.

See how your website performs on mobile vs desktop and in different countries, all displayed directly on your main dashboard. No need to dig through Google Search Console's multiple screens - this information is right in front of you for quick decision-making.

Choose very specific date ranges for your analysis, like "last 7 days," "this month vs last month," or any custom date range you want. This gives you much more control than Google Search Console's limited date options, so you can analyze exactly the time period you need.

Easily compare how your website performed in different time periods. For example, see how this month compares to last month, or how your site performed before and after you made changes. The comparison is shown side-by-side with clear indicators of improvement or decline.

Filter your data by almost anything - specific pages, keywords, date ranges, countries, devices, and more. You can combine multiple filters together (like "mobile traffic from Canada for blog posts") to get very specific insights about your website's performance.

Once you create a useful filter combination, save it so you don't have to recreate it every time. For example, if you often check "mobile traffic for product pages in the last 30 days," save this filter and reuse it with one click.

Your saved filters become "presets" that you can apply instantly to any website in your dashboard. This is like having shortcuts to your most commonly used data views, saving you time on repetitive analysis tasks.

Apply your favorite filter combinations across all websites in your account simultaneously. This feature is still being developed but will let you analyze all your sites with the same criteria at once.

Add your company name, product names, and other branded terms to track separately from your general keywords. This helps you see how well people are searching for your brand specifically, which is a good indicator of brand awareness and recognition growth.

Choose specific keywords that are important to your business and track their ranking positions over time. This is useful for monitoring your most valuable keywords or tracking progress on keywords you're actively trying to improve.

Automatically separates "People Also Ask" questions and long-tail keywords (longer, more specific search phrases) from your regular keyword data. This helps you understand what detailed questions people ask about your topic and create content that answers these specific queries.

See the difference between people searching for your brand name versus people finding you through general topic searches. This helps you understand whether your growth comes from brand recognition or from ranking well for industry terms.

Major Google algorithm updates are marked directly on your website performance charts. This way, you can instantly see if a traffic drop or spike happened because of a Google update, helping you understand whether changes in your performance were due to your actions or Google's algorithm changes.

Get dedicated charts that show specifically how your website performed after each major Google update. This includes detailed notes about what each update focused on, so you can understand if your site was positively or negatively affected and why.

Add your own notes directly to your performance charts to remember what you did and when. For example, if you published new content, changed your website design, or ran a marketing campaign, add a note on that date. Later, you can see exactly how these changes affected your traffic.

Create a link to share your dashboard with others (clients, team members, stakeholders) without giving them access to your other websites. They'll only see the specific site data you choose to share, keeping your other properties private.

When sharing dashboards, your company logo appears instead of SERPView's logo. This makes it look like you built the dashboard yourself, which is especially valuable for agencies presenting data to clients.

Invite colleagues to access your SERPView account with specific permissions. You can choose whether they can only view data or also make changes, and you can control which websites they have access to. Perfect for agencies with multiple team members working on different client accounts.

Keep track of who you've given access to your data and what access others have given you. This central management area shows all sharing arrangements, so you know exactly who can see what data and can revoke access if needed.

Download your data as Excel files, Google Sheets, or generate PDF reports to share with others without giving them access to your live dashboard. This is perfect for creating client reports, doing offline analysis, or sharing specific data sets with stakeholders who don't need full dashboard access.

Compare your click-through rates (how often people click your links in search results) against industry averages for each keyword and ranking position. This helps you identify which of your page titles and descriptions are compelling and which need improvement to get more clicks.

Visual map showing which of your web pages are consistently performing well and which are losing traffic over time. Pages that are "decaying" might need content updates, while consistently good pages show you what type of content works best for your audience.

Find keywords where your website ranks on the second page of Google (positions 11-20) that could potentially reach the first page with some optimization effort. These are your best opportunities for quick ranking improvements since you're already close to page one.

Identifies when multiple pages on your website are competing for the same keywords, which can confuse Google and hurt your rankings. This report shows you exactly which pages are competing so you can fix the overlap and improve your SEO.

Visual chart showing how your search rankings change over time for different keywords, with colors indicating whether rankings are improving (green) or declining (red). This makes it easy to spot trends and see which keywords need attention.

Shows you search terms that are newly driving traffic to your website - keywords that weren't bringing visitors before but are now. This helps you discover new opportunities and understand how your content is being found for terms you might not have targeted originally.

If you need help or have questions, create a support request directly from within your SERPView dashboard without having to leave the platform or send emails. Your support requests are tracked and managed right where you work.