Know Exactly Where You Rank For Each Keyword - And AI

Page Rank Tracker shows you where you rank on Google for each keyword in organic search results and Google maps. It also shows you whether AI quotes you in the AI answers people read (Google AI Overview, ChatGPT, Perplexity) or if they cite a competitor.

Most importantly, it provides the fixes you need to improve to rank higher and get quoted by AI.

Every week, SiteStakes runs each of your keywords the way a seller in your market would search it — neutral, location-set, no personalization. Then it records what they'd actually see:

• Your Google position, and whether it moved since last week
• Your map pack spot, the local box where “near me” leads come from -
• Whether the AI answers cite you — Google AI Overview, ChatGPT, and Perplexity

You get one screen that answers the only question that matters: is the SEO work paying off, and where?

The rank tracker gives you one row per keyword: position, weekly movement, map pack, and each AI answer side by side.

Search volume and cost-per-click sit in the same row, so you can tell a keyword worth fighting for from one that isn't. Green means page one. Amber means you're close but not there. Anything else is a page you haven't built yet.

The tracker doesn't just tell you whether you were cited. It shows you the answer itself — the text a seller reads, and the page it sent them to.

When a competitor gets named instead of you, you can read exactly what the AI said about them. That tells you what to write next.

A number on its own doesn't help. Each keyword resolves to one action:

• Ranking well — leave it alone and keep watching.
• Stuck on page two — a page already targets it, so improve that page.
• Not ranking at all — nothing targets it yet, so create the article. One click loads the keyword into the blog wizard.

It won't let you build a second page for a keyword you already own, so your own pages never compete with each other.

Every weekly check records which sites showed up above you. Over time that becomes a list of the domains actually competing for your keywords — how many they beat you on, and their strongest page.

Analyze one and you get a head-to-head against your own page, with the specific fixes to close the gap.

Keyword research finds the phrase. The blog writer creates the page. The SEO scorer tunes it. The rank tracker tells you whether any of it worked — and feeds the next round.

That last step is the one most investors skip, which is why they can't say whether their SEO is working. Here's how to track your ranking properly, and the rest of the SEO toolkit it connects to.