Organic keywords
Explore a domain's Google organic keyword rankings and ranking URLs in Screpy.
Organic Keywords shows a domain's Google organic keyword rankings for the selected country and language. It is separate from Search Console: use Search Console for your verified property’s clicks and impressions, and Organic Keywords for a broader ranking and keyword-research view of a domain.
Run a domain lookup
- Enter the domain you want to research.
- Select the target country and language.
- Choose Search.
- Review the keyword list, then export CSV or Excel if it needs to become a content or SEO backlog.
The summary reports total keywords, average position, total search volume, and average CPC for the current result set. Results are contextual: change the country or language when the audience uses a different Google market.
Read query and page data together
Each result includes the keyword, position, search volume, estimated traffic value (ETV), CPC, competition, keyword difficulty, intent, and ranking URL. Use Pages to inspect the URLs associated with a keyword.
Start with the pair that matters: a valuable query and the page that Google most often shows for it. This helps you identify whether the page matches the searcher's need or whether another page is competing for the same topic.
Avoid treating one position as a guaranteed traffic outcome. Search demand, result features, country, language, and intent all affect the opportunity. Validate the actual search page with SERP analysis before writing or substantially changing a page.
Turn an opportunity into work
Investigate queries with meaningful visibility but weak engagement, pages that lost a sustained share of clicks, and topics where the wrong page appears. Then review the search result, the page's title and content, internal links, and any crawl findings. The right fix may be clearer content, better page relevance, technical repair, or no change at all.
Common questions
Why do Screpy and Google Analytics show different numbers?
They measure different systems and definitions. Use Search Console for Google Search visibility and clicks; use your analytics tool for on-site behavior after a visit.
Should I add every query to the page text?
No. Use queries to understand intent and vocabulary. Improve the answer for the underlying topic rather than repeating terms that do not fit naturally.