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Accurately check your website's keyword ranking positions on Baidu Mobile to drive better SEO decisions.
When your website ranks poorly in Baidu mobile search, traffic loss can be as high as 90%. This tool simulates Baidu mobile search behavior to accurately detect the ranking position of a target website for specific keywords (precise to the exact page and position). It outputs three-dimensional data including the rank, title, and URL. Baidu mobile rankings consider the first 10 pages of organic search results as the effective range, and each keyword query reflects real-time scraped data.
How often are Baidu mobile rankings updated?
Our data is fetched in real-time, but Baidu's index update cycle is typically 1 to 3 days.
Why can't I find my website's ranking?
Possible reasons include: the domain is not indexed (check using site:domain), insufficient keyword relevance, or the ranking falls outside the top 10 pages (we recommend using more precise long-tail keywords).
High-frequency queries from the same IP address may trigger Baidu's anti-scraping mechanisms; we recommend waiting at least 30 minutes between checks. Mobile rankings are significantly affected by page load speed (which should be kept under 3 seconds) and structured data markup.
Typical optimization case: An education website found itself ranking on page 4 for "online English training." By optimizing their H1 tags to include geo-modifiers (e.g., "Beijing online English training"), their ranking improved to page 2 within two weeks. We recommend prioritizing the tracking of high-converting commercial keywords rather than solely chasing rankings for high-traffic, generic terms.
