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See where you stand: Keyword Rank Checker
See exactly where you rank for any keyword on Google. You choose the country, we pull live SERP data.
- 24 countries
- Live SERP data
- Top 50 results
- AI Overview check
About the Keyword Rank Checker
The Türk SEM Keyword Rank Checker shows you where your site appears in Google's organic results for the keyword you enter, using live SERP data. You choose which country to search in, and the query runs on that country's Google domain in that country's language. You can review the full top 50 as a list.
How does it work?
Enter your domain and the keyword you want to check, choose a country and a device (mobile or desktop) and press Analyze. Results usually arrive within a minute: your position and the entire SERP for that keyword.
Where does my site rank?
After the query, your organic position appears in the summary card and your own result is highlighted in the list. These are nationwide rankings for the country you picked. For local and map results, use our Local Rank Checker instead.
Beyond your position: AI Overviews and the rest of the page
The same check tells you more than a number. When Google answers the search with an AI Overview, you'll see whether your site is one of the cited sources and in what spot. A site outside the organic top 50 can still be cited there; they're two separate races. The results screen also shows what else Google puts on that page (maps, videos, ads), the People also ask questions and related searches. Click a related search and our Keyword Research tool opens with that keyword already filled in.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my ranking change from hour to hour?
Google can serve different results for the same search from different data centers, and it tests new orderings on real users. Sites sitting between the bottom of page one and the top of page two feel this the most: one check shows position 8, the next shows 25. Judge by the average over several days, not by a single check. The daily average position in Search Console is the most reliable source for that.
How can a page be cited in an AI Overview without ranking organically?
To build an AI Overview, Google runs related sub-questions alongside the main search and picks the passage that answers each one most clearly. A page that trails for the main keyword can still be cited if it answers one of those sub-questions plainly and briefly. Answering the question directly, near the top of the page, is the most effective thing you can do.
Why doesn't the AI Overview card always appear?
The card appears only when Google shows an AI Overview for that search. Google loads some AI Overviews separately after the page opens, and those don't always make it into our check. So a missing card doesn't prove the search has no AI Overview.
Why do some results come from cache?
If the same keyword, country and device were checked in the last two hours, we show that saved result instead of fetching it again. It doesn't count against your daily allowance, and the summary card shows when the check was made.