SERP Insights
SERP Insights fetches and analyzes live search engine results for any keyword. Get detailed competitor analysis, understand SERP features, and extract actionable insights for your content strategy.
What You’ll Learn
Section titled “What You’ll Learn”- How to run a SERP analysis
- Understanding SERP features
- Analyzing competitor content
- Managing past queries
- Exporting your analysis
Getting Started
Section titled “Getting Started”Running a New Query
Section titled “Running a New Query”- Navigate to SERP Insights from the main menu
- Enter your target keyword in the search field
- Configure your settings:
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Country | Target country for localized results |
| Location | Specific city/region (optional) |
| Language | Search language |
| Results Count | Number of results to analyze (10-100) |
- Click Analyze to fetch live SERP data
Analysis Progress
Section titled “Analysis Progress”The tool fetches real-time data from Google:
- SERP results are scraped live
- Each result is analyzed for content structure
- Processing takes 1-3 minutes depending on result count
SERP Features Overview
Section titled “SERP Features Overview”Top Domains
Section titled “Top Domains”See which domains rank most frequently for your keyword:
- Domain distribution chart
- Appearance count per domain
- Quick identification of dominant competitors
AI Overview
Section titled “AI Overview”If Google shows an AI Overview for your query:
- Full AI-generated summary text
- Cited sources
- Key topics extracted
Answer Box
Section titled “Answer Box”Featured snippet content:
- Direct answer text
- Source URL
- Snippet type (paragraph, list, table)
People Also Ask
Section titled “People Also Ask”Common questions related to your keyword:
- Question text
- Expandable answers
- Use for content ideas and FAQ sections
Related Searches
Section titled “Related Searches”Alternative search queries:
- Keyword variations
- Topic expansions
- Long-tail opportunities
Related Questions
Section titled “Related Questions”Additional questions Google associates with your topic:
- Question phrasing
- Content gap identification
Knowledge Graph
Section titled “Knowledge Graph”Entity information if applicable:
- Business details
- Topic metadata
- Structured data insights
Discussions & Forums
Section titled “Discussions & Forums”Community content appearing in results:
- Reddit threads
- Forum discussions
- User-generated content signals
Inline Videos
Section titled “Inline Videos”Video results embedded in the SERP:
- YouTube videos
- Video thumbnails and titles
- Video content opportunities
Competitor Analysis Tab
Section titled “Competitor Analysis Tab”Deep-dive into individual competitor pages:
Content Metrics
Section titled “Content Metrics”For each ranking page:
- Word Count — Content length
- Header Structure — H1-H6 hierarchy
- Internal Links — Site navigation analysis
- External Links — Referenced sources
- Images/Videos — Media usage
AI-Powered Analysis
Section titled “AI-Powered Analysis”When enabled:
- Content quality assessment
- Topic coverage analysis
- Optimization recommendations
[!TIP] Want to deep-dive into a specific competitor page? Use Analyze URL for detailed single-page analysis.
Comparison View
Section titled “Comparison View”Compare multiple competitors side-by-side:
- Content length comparison
- Header structure patterns
- Common topics across competitors
Managing Past Queries
Section titled “Managing Past Queries”Queries Tab
Section titled “Queries Tab”Access your analysis history:
- Search past queries by keyword
- View query date and settings
- Quick-load any previous analysis
History Actions
Section titled “History Actions”- Load — Restore a previous analysis
- Delete — Remove queries you no longer need
- Bulk Delete — Select multiple queries to delete
- Refresh — Update the queries list
Pagination
Section titled “Pagination”Queries are paginated. Click Load More to view additional history.
Exporting Data
Section titled “Exporting Data”Export Options
Section titled “Export Options”Click the Export dropdown:
| Format | Contents |
|---|---|
| Excel (.xlsx) | Full SERP data with all metrics |
| CSV | Simplified data for imports |
Exported Data Includes
Section titled “Exported Data Includes”- Ranking positions and URLs
- Titles and meta descriptions
- Content metrics (word count, headers)
- SERP features present
- Analysis timestamp
Best Practices
Section titled “Best Practices”Keyword Research
Section titled “Keyword Research”- Test variations of your target keywords
- Compare results across different locations
- Track changes over time by re-running queries
Competitive Analysis
Section titled “Competitive Analysis”- Analyze top 10-20 results for comprehensive insights
- Look for patterns in content structure
- Identify gaps your content can fill
Content Optimization
Section titled “Content Optimization”- Match or exceed competitor word counts
- Address all “People Also Ask” questions
- Include topics from the AI Overview
Ready to create content? Use your SERP Insights to generate a Content Brief.
Frequently Asked Questions
Section titled “Frequently Asked Questions”How fresh is the SERP data?
Section titled “How fresh is the SERP data?”Data is fetched live each time you run an analysis. Results reflect the current state of Google’s search results.
Can I analyze different locations?
Section titled “Can I analyze different locations?”Yes! Select any country and optionally specify a city or region for localized results.
Why don’t I see an AI Overview?
Section titled “Why don’t I see an AI Overview?”AI Overviews only appear for certain queries where Google includes them. Not all searches trigger AI-generated summaries.
How many results should I analyze?
Section titled “How many results should I analyze?”For most use cases, 10-20 results provide good insights. Increase to 50-100 for comprehensive competitive analysis.
Can I compare multiple keywords?
Section titled “Can I compare multiple keywords?”Run separate analyses for each keyword. Use the Queries tab to quickly switch between saved analyses.
How are credits calculated?
Section titled “How are credits calculated?”Credits are based on the number of results analyzed and whether AI analysis is enabled. Check the cost estimate before running.