Nozzle lets you track more than just webpage links, <a href="https://nozzle.io/blog/featured-snippet-competitor-analysis" target="blank">featured snippets</a>, and <a href="https://nozzle.io/paa" target="blank">People Also Ask questions</a> in the SERPs--you can also monitor which videos are doing the best among the other organic listings.

After discovering the highest ranking videos, you can analyze them and use similar tactics in your videos to overtake your competitors in Google’s video results. And the importance of video in digital marketing just <u><a href="https://www.smartinsights.com/digital-marketing-platforms/video-marketing/video-marketing-statistics-to-know/" target="blank">keeps</a></u> <u><a href="https://biteable.com/blog/video-marketing-statistics/" target="blank">on</a></u> <u><a href="https://www.srmailing.co.uk/blogs/sr-mailing-blogs/91-video-marketing-statistics-you-need-to-use-to-your-advantage" target="blank">growing</a></u>, so it’s important to get ahead now.

![Track video rankings in the SERPs](//images.ctfassets.net/z8uwv83tofbw/4jhh9IXs02AzwXbzVhRXut/bed5bfc8d337ef19c69f5df7bb1b34b1/Example_of_Videos_in_SERP.png)

## Finding Domains with Ranking Videos

To examine video result owners, all you need to do is visit the Competitive Share of Voice dashboard in Nozzle, select Domains in the Rollup dropdown, and apply the "Is Video" segment using the Segment dropdown. Select the Keywords tab and sort by Keywords. You can also filter by keyword group as desired. This will pull up a list of all the domains that have video results for your keywords.

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As you can see in the table above under Keywords, YouTube has ranking videos for 241 of my keywords. Since it’s an outlier, it can be helpful to filter out results from YouTube, and sometimes Facebook or other sites, in order to make the charts more readable.

To do this, create a custom segment. Follow the basic instructions <a href="https://help.nozzle.io/how-do-i-add-segments" target="blank">here</a> if you’re unfamiliar with creating custom segments.

Name and describe your segment depending on which sites you plan to filter out. Then, add the conditions "Result > Video > Is Video | is | True" AND "Result > Url > Domain | != | youtube.com," as well as any other conditions you need. Finally, create your segment.

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It may take a few hours before the system will allow you to apply your new segment in the Competitive Share of Voice dashboard. When it’s ready, just select your new segment in the Segment dropdown and click the Keywords tab. You’ll now be able to see much more detail in the charts below.

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The By Rank Group chart gives a nice visual overview of your competitors with video results. You can choose to show more than 10 domains using the dropdown underneath the table. 

Notice how cio.com has 5 video results for my keywords: 1 ranking #2, 3 in the 7-10 rank range, and 1 in the 11-15 range. As you can see from the dark blue, lotame.com is the only one with a video ranking #1 (besides youtube.com, of course, which we filtered out). Lotame.com also has the most videos that rank for my keywords.

## Discovering Video Rank and More

If you click on one of the domains in the table (I prefer to right click and open in a new tab), you will be taken to a performance overview for that domain. Double check that your original segments and filters are applied, then scroll down to the table to see what keywords that domain has video results for, along with each video’s URL. 

I clicked on lotame.com, and you can see the keywords for which they have ranking videos (I've limited it to 10, but it's easy to view them all). Plus, you can see the exact rank of their videos, along with other useful data.

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Clicking on a top URL will open that URL in a new tab, where you can analyze the competing video and webpage to inform your SEO strategy. 

Clicking on a keyword will take you to its performance overview page, where you can view its full SERP results and HTML with the help of tools like <a href="https://nozzle.io/blog/introducing-nozzle-vision" target="blank">Nozzle Vision</a>. I clicked on “3rd party data.”

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Using the Rollup dropdown on the original Competitive Share of Voice dashboard, you can also choose to directly view in the same way the URLs or brands, rather than the domains, that have video results for your keywords.

## Generating a Keyword List

It can be very useful to pull up a list of the keywords that serve up video results among the organic listings. Such a list will point you to where you have the opportunity to take a competitor’s video spot or rank within an existing video pack.

To see a video result keyword list, you’ll use the Explore by Keyword dashboard, which will be available in a future update.

Want to start tracking your videos in the SERPs? <a href="https://nozzle.io/trial" target="blank">Try Nozzle out for free</a>!


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When it comes to tracking keywords, you usually hear about doing it on a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule. But there are certain scenarios where you need to track your keywords more than just once a day in order to keep up with your competitors. 

Nozzle is the best hourly <a href="https://nozzle.io" target="blank">keyword rank tracker</a>, offering all the scheduling options you may need in these situations, like tracking every hour, every 6 hours, or even every 10 minutes! You can customize your schedule to fit your needs.

To learn how to set your hourly or so tracking schedule in Nozzle, click <a href="https://help.nozzle.io/how-do-i-set-the-tracking-schedule" target="blank">here</a>.

But when would it make sense to track your keywords more often than daily?

# Reasons to Track Keywords More Often than Daily

We asked a bunch of SEO practitioners why they would track their keywords more often than daily, and here are their reasons.

### Time-Sensitive and Ever-Changing Content
One reason to track keywords on an hourly or custom schedule is when you’re dealing with content that is fast-paced or in need of regular updates. This includes content for news, forums, short sales, and so on. 

According to John Bedford, Founder of <a href="https://vivaflavor.com/" target="blank">Viva Flavor</a>, “very frequent rank tracking makes sense when you're handling fast-moving, high-impact industry events. If you've identified a critical, time-limited topic within your niche, it's worth keeping a closer eye on performance and updating content where necessary.”

Similarly, it's important to track keywords more often than daily “if the subject is ever-changing or in the presence of new information. This is crucial when writing an SEO-optimized blog post or article; you need to know what your audience is asking and talking about in order to produce high-ranking content,” says entrepreneur <a href="https://www.milesbeckler.com/" target="blank">Miles Beckler</a>. 

### For Quick Reactions to Rank Fluctuations
Just a few hours of lower ranking can take a toll on your business. Having a lower position in the SERPs means lower traffic, lower conversion rates, and therefore lower income. Your website rank is tied to so many other important factors in your business. 

If you’re running paid ads for a top keyword it would be good to know if you have a drop in rank, according to <a href="http://storespace.com/" target="blank">Store Space</a>’s Greg Birch. He says, “If you're ranking #1 for a keyword that consistently brings you high value leads/customers and you drop to #2, you'll start losing out on valuable clicks. You may want to immediately resume ads for that keyword or increase the amount you're already spending on paid ads for that keyword. This will help soften the blow of losing the #1 position while you work on regaining that top spot, because if it is a true ranking drop (and not just a temporary fluctuation), it'll take at least a few days for you to retake that position.”

Your reactions can be much faster when you track your keywords on an hourly basis. Another scenario requiring a quick reaction is if your site is hit with negative SEO. “Google is pretty good with ignoring a ton of bad links spammed to a given page, but if for some reason that sparks a sudden drop in rankings, you'd want to disavow asap,” remarks Drew Mann, CEO of <a href="https://drews-review.com/" target="blank">Drew’s Review</a>.

### To Monitor Updates and Get Immediate Feedback
__Major Announcements:__ As Elizabeth Weatherby, SEO Specialist at <a href="https://www.ah-inc.com/" target="blank">AH Management</a> puts it, “tracking keywords more often than daily could be a good idea if your business or your client has made some major updates, announcements, or released new products. When you make a major business announcement, you may want to track brand mentions in specific locations, or you may want to see how other keyword rankings are increasing/decreasing due to ranking for new keywords.”

__Site Changes:__ “Any time you make significant changes to your website, you're going to want to pay extra, extra attention to how those changes may impact your keyword rankings,” Justin Smith, CEO of <a href="https://www.outerboxdesign.com/" target="blank">OuterBox</a> spells out. “Did the update cause some kind of unforeseen technical issue? Unless you're monitoring your keywords like Mission Control Center, you may not even know your keywords have dropped.”

__Optimizing for Featured Snippets:__ Says <a href="https://www.zyro.com/" target="blank">Zyro</a>’s Domantas Gudeliauskas, “If you're optimizing posts for featured snippets, you should definitely start checking almost right away and do so every few hours. Snippet updates are much faster than SERP updates, meaning if you're doing it right, already have a post ranking high, you're likely to see almost instant results.”

### High-Volatility Keywords
If your ranking for a certain keyword fluctuates a great deal throughout the day, your traffic--and eventually revenue--will follow suit. Hourly rank tracking can help you keep track of this, so you can work on keeping your position consistently high in the SERPs. CEO Bill Joseph of <a href="https://frontierblades.com/" target="blank">Frontier Blades</a> shared a real-life example with us of this type of strategy in action:

> “SEO plays an essential role in our business's performance, as our business solely relies on SEO and organic traffic for generating conversions. Keywords which need to be tracked on an hourly basis are keywords which experience increased volatility in search and are responsible for procuring a notable amount of traffic or conversions for your website.
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> “For instance, one of our highly converting long tailed keywords experiences increased volatility in search throughout the day, ranging between the first three positions in search. At certain times during the day, our product category page which ranks for the given long tailed keyword can be found in position one, two or three within search results. The position of this category page within search results is crucial, as it significantly impacts our conversation rates. In the event our category page is found in position one of search, we experience increased conversions and organic traffic. On the other hand, when our category page is found in position three of search, our conversion rates and organic traffic decrease.
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> “To ensure our category page remains at the top of search, mainly in position one, to maintain increased conversion rates and search traffic, we continually update the page every 4-6 hours. This comprises adding new products to the category page which are optimized for the given keyword, updating old product listings, changing product images, and editing the category page's description. Implementing these strategies every few hours secures our category page's top ranking position throughout the day.”

But how do you know if one of your important keywords has a high volatility in the SERPs? 

Tracking it hourly or so will help you determine whether you need the kind of strategy used in the example above; plus, you’ll learn valuable information related to “volatility and/or content creation in a specific segment of your niche,” says Sara Bernier, Founder of <a href="http://bornforpets.com/" target="blank">Born for Pets</a>. “By tracking the keyword hourly, you can determine whether it fluctuates dramatically (i.e. new content being added all the time) or stays settled (i.e. likely not as active). It can also shed light on how well-optimized the keyword is especially in competitive niches.”

### Physical Location and Hours
As reported by Kevin Pike, President of <a href="http://rankfuse.com/" target="blank">Rank Fuse Digital Marketing</a>, “one reason you might want to track keywords more often than daily would be competition hours vs. your hours. For example, if your competition is open from 6am-5pm and your business is open noon-9pm, it would be interesting to measure how Google uses this GMB info to rank organic and map results.” 

Likewise, “brick and mortar stores can use this to see how they are faring in the SERP when they are open for business,” explains <a href="https://thisisnovos.com/" target="blank">NOVOS</a>’s Xavier Harley-Rudd.

### To Better Understand the SERP Landscape
“Overall, hourly rank tracking can give you a nice insight into algorithmic responses for certain search phrases,” says Janis Thies, CEO of <a href="https://seolutions.biz/" target="blank">SEOlutions GmbH</a>. 

It also gives you “a much deeper understanding of how Google perceives your pages and their relevance for given keywords,” according to <a href="https://www.tidio.com/live-chat/" target="blank">Tidio Live Chat</a>’s Content & SEO Specialist, Maciej Duszynski. “As the ranks are constantly fluctuating, you might often miss when your page is tested by Google and temporarily is ranking much higher than usual (usually on multiple occasions throughout the day). It doesn't necessarily come down to either brining or not bringing traffic but rather on understanding what your page might be missing and how to improve it (for example optimizing for mobile) to get it ranked higher in SERP for longer.”

__Core Google Algorithm Updates:__ <a href="https://jamestaylorseo.co.uk/" target="blank">SEO Consultant James Taylor</a> describes how helpful hourly rank tracking can be for understanding Google algorithm updates: “Like any SEO, the term 'algorithm update' strikes fear into my heart. Naturally, for the weeks following a large update I am going to be monitoring fluctuations on an hourly basis to look for any commonalities and decide what to focus on if a website has been negatively affected.”

### For Tracking in Amazon
Amazon is one place where products and product keywords are especially pronounced. Averi Melcher of <a href="http://averimelcher.com/" target="blank">OSO Content</a> explains, “I could see hourly tracking working if you are on Amazon and looking at keyword rankings for your products specifically in the Amazon ecosystem.”

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# Types of Keywords to Track More Often than Daily

Now, the cost of tracking keywords on a shorter-than-daily basis can stack up if you’re not careful. But tracking certain keywords very regularly can give you an edge against your competitors. 

Therefore, you need to be strategic about which keywords you give this increased attention. Such keywords should include those that are time-sensitive, highly profitable, ultra relevant, or high ranking.

### Time-Sensitive Keywords
According to <a href="https://www.getspace.digital/" target="blank">GetSpace.digital</a>’s Founder & CEO, Rebeca Sena, it is important to track keywords that are “related to fast-paced events covered by the news outlets. They would usually include location, names of people or organisations involved and a brief reference to the type of event that happened.” 

Other time-specific keywords, like those related to sales or content requiring regular updates, would be good candidates for custom-schedule tracking.

### Highly Profitable Keywords
“Money keywords--those that drive most of your revenue--are extremely important to keep an extra close eye on. Says Baidhurya Mani, Founder of <a href="https://sellcoursesonline.com/" target="blank">Sell Courses Online</a>, “The main reason why tracking these keywords more closely is important is that fluctuations in rankings of these keywords can significantly affect our revenue and so we prefer to track them twice a day. Another reason why we track these keywords more frequently is that search engine rankings fluctuate all the time. Google is constantly tweaking its algorithm and testing different changes and as a result, keyword rankings move multiple times a day.”

__Top Performing Keywords:__ One group of highly profitable keywords that should be tracked on a regular, even hourly, basis is the kind that usually gets you high conversion rates. <a href="https://serverguy.com/" target="blank">ServerGuy</a>’s Faizan Fahim has put this to action. He says, “We track the keywords of a high converting article regularly because they are bringing leads and customers to us. Highly profitable keywords demand more attention, and we gladly give it to them.”

__Transactional Keywords:__ Keywords related to buyer intent are essential to keep careful track of. <a href="https://www.depreneurdigest.com/" target="blank">Depreneurdigest</a>’s Chuks Chukwuemeka explains, “Most of the keywords I track more often than daily are transactional keywords. These are keywords with commercial intent. And as a blogger they are more valuable to me since it is through them that I earn a commission from affiliate marketing.”

__High Traffic Keywords:__ More traffic leads to more profit; therefore, “the most important keywords to track on a more often than daily basis are the essential keywords which send the majority of traffic to your website,” as Jessica Rose, CEO of <a href="http://www.copperh2o.com/" target="blank">Copper H2O</a>, puts it.

### Keywords Directly Related to your Business or Products
Keywords that are closely related to you or what you’re selling influence the amount of money you make, so you should always be ranking high for them. 

As reported by <a href="https://solutionscout.com/" target="blank">Solution Scout</a>’s Founder, Blake Bobit, “it would make sense to check more regularly on keywords circling around product pages and product/services directly. These are the pages that are closest to the end of the sales funnel, and if you rank for irrelevant keywords, or ranking for misleading content, it will increase the bounce rate, which will ultimately make a huge impact on the site's authority, and thus - ranking.”

__Branded Keywords:__ Branded keywords are important to watch closely to maintain a good online reputation. Alan Rabinowitz, CEO of <a href="https://seoimage.com/" target="blank">SEO Image</a>, explains his strategy for this, saying, “What we monitor daily and as often as possible are brand mentions to ensure that no negative branding is happening online at any time. We use Google Alerts to assure we are notified on Google and a service called mention, that monitors social and search activity for brand mentions.”

__Long-Tail Keywords:__ “Some keywords that relate directly to your business should be tracked every 5-10hrs, such as long-tail keywords,” according to <a href="http://www.dollarcreed.com/" target="blank">Dollar Creed</a>’s Lily Ugbaja. Long-tail keywords--longer and more specific than your run-of-the-mill keywords--should be tracked very often because they are used when a searcher intends to narrow in on a product or service like yours.

__Product-Defining Keywords:__ Ugbaja also endorses very regular tracking of product-defining keywords, which are keywords that “are very product-specific and the customer is already at the first level of being a lead.”

### Your High-Ranking Keywords
When you’re ending up on the first or second page of the SERPs, raising your ranking position has exponential benefits. Hence, Lora Bovie of <a href="https://directory.choosingtherapy.com/" target="blank">Choosing Therapy</a> says, “keywords that are more important to track more closely than daily would be the ones that are hanging around on the first and second page, and that you are trying to push up in the rankings with different strategies like content updates, keyword research, and more intentional efforts.”

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As you can see, there are many reasons why you would want to monitor certain keywords more than once a day. Implementing hourly rank tracking can be a great help if you do it well. The key is to be strategic, stay focused on why you're doing it, and use tools whose data you can trust, like Nozzle.

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Nozzle has a very robust way of calculating clickthrough rate. Our calculation is made up of over 2,000 lines of code spread across 7 different files. Let’s take a look at what goes into our CTR calculation.

First, we look at several up-to-date CTR studies to create a solid CTR curve that we can use as the foundation for both branded and non branded keywords and for both desktop and mobile.

From there, we look at the individual SERP for each keyword looking to see if there are one or two columns, an ads section, or zero click features like dictionary results or direct answers.

![Nozzle evaluates columns, ads, and zero click features as part of its click through rate formula](//images.ctfassets.net/z8uwv83tofbw/5yDqE8MbuXhxpH4Ze9Hkup/cb8fc40cc212e49de8a8f9f610eee3eb/2_Columns.PNG)

We then assign a certain portion of the overall page clicks to the ads section, column 2 and to no click or zero click type results.

Next, we look at the size of each individual result in terms of size. More weight is given to listings with larger pixel coverage like featured snippets, video packs, image packs, People Also Ask, Top Stories, etc.

![SERP features with high pixel coverage are given higher estimated click through rate](//images.ctfassets.net/z8uwv83tofbw/6AyULRvMmL2uNPoTWSZ0Xf/f8abea27b3aefa7f4112e2742b9cc291/Size.PNG)

We assign clickthrough percentage to every link on the page. Even sitelinks and extra buttons, like the View All button pictured below, are assigned some percentage of the total page clicks.

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Furthermore, certain items are weighted more according to their position within the pack. For example, People Also Ask questions at the top of the box are given more weight than those at the bottom, and videos or images on the left side of a pack are given more weight than those at the right.

All of these calculations are summed up and normalized so that each clickable item is given a realistic CTR.

See the gif below for an example of CTR for a specific SERP. The no click or zero click CTR percentage we gave this page was 13%. The paid section was given 10%, column one 67.5%, and column two 9.5%.

Some CTR is assigned to the listings in column 2 and some to the ads. Scrolling down a ways, we assigned 0.1% to the highlighted sitelinks. Down further, the first local listing gets 0.9% clickthrough rate, and the next two get a 0.5%. The first top stories result gets a 0.9% clickthrough rate, the second gets 0.6%, and the third gets a 0.4%.

![Nozzle example of click through rate distribution for a specific SERP: seach click through rate](//images.ctfassets.net/z8uwv83tofbw/3X8sbwsGJ92EZKjLTgkhLS/3f9fd75ec8057f882edad2c35716aca7/Assigned_CTR.gif)

And that is how Nozzle comes up with highly customized CTR percentages for each individual result.

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What are the benefits of tracking your competitors rankings alongside your own with a <a href="https://nozzle.io/features">SERP tracking tool</a>?

- To identify, in real time, any big fluctuations in the SERPs for your keywords so you can analyze those URLs to see what has changed
- To know which competitors show up the most in the top ten across the board for all your keywords
- To easily see which domains own spots in featured snippets, video packs, image packs, local packs, etc.

![Monitoring all of your SERP competitors](//images.ctfassets.net/z8uwv83tofbw/ZkYdP0KaUYmx56LmxUuKt/e6993f2bf39196673c0f7507e8db324b/Monitoring_all_of_your_SERP_competitors.gif)

Why does Nozzle allow you to track an unlimited amount of competitors?

- When a new competitor pops up in the top ten that you haven't noticed before, you can add them to your list of competitors and we'll rewrite history for you so you can see the history of their movements as if you'd been tracking them from the start.
- With reputation management, it's sometimes tricky to know which of the sites in the top 30 have the ability to move up to page 1 to push down the negative results. This is why you'll want to keep an eye on 30-40 "SERP competitors"--to be able to have the data on which of these you should continue to put more resources into higher rankings.
- You are not just competing against known brand name competitors but any URL that shows up in the same SERP that you are working to climb. And when you multiply this across thousands of keywords, you're going to want to use a <a href="https://nozzle.io/" target="blank">keyword rank tracker tool</a> to monitor more than just a few competitors. 

So <a href="https://nozzle.io/trial">start tracking unimited competitors today</a> with Nozzle and don't listen to anyone who claims <a href="https://nozzle.io/blog/is-seo-dead/">SEO is dead</a>, otherwise your competitors will win.

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