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Check national and regional domain ranking data for specific timeframes to enhance SEO analysis and competitor tracking.
When you need to verify SEO performance or analyze a competitor's historical website performance, traditional methods often require manually collecting fragmented data. This tool extracts data from authoritative ranking databases to consolidate a domain's national, regional, and category rankings for a specific year and week into a structured report. The "Overall Ranking" metric reflects the website's comprehensive position among all national sites (a lower number indicates a higher ranking) and serves as a core basis for evaluating SEO effectiveness.
Q: How should I interpret the "Category Ranking" in the results?
It refers to the domain's ranking position within a specific industry category (e.g., "News Portal"). A value of 1 indicates the top position in that category.
Q: Why are there no results when querying data for a specific week in 2022?
Possible reasons: 1) No data was indexed for that week; 2) The domain was not ranked during that period; 3) Incorrect input parameter format (ensure the year is a 4-digit number and the week is between 1 and 53).
1. The domain must be entered completely (including the top-level domain).
2. Historical data may have a 1-2 week delay.
3. Ranking data for certain niche categories is updated less frequently.
We recommend SEO professionals focus on the "Overall Ranking" trend over 8 consecutive weeks. If fluctuations exceed ±50 positions, investigate potential algorithm updates or content quality issues. Typical query example: Entering "jd.com" + Year "2023" + Week "25" will retrieve JD.com's e-commerce category ranking (usually TOP 3) and national comprehensive ranking data for the 25th week.