Keyword suggestions

You’d be surprised! Once you start seeing the kinds of insights you can only get from large-scale rank tracking and SERP analytics, those numbers will make perfect sense.

Most of our clients track their keyword lists for multiple markets, search locations, and devices. With such comprehensive SERP tracking, even a modest list of 500 search terms can quickly multiply into many thousands of distinct search queries.

Want a glimpse of how our clients get a competitive advantage from tracking on this scale? Read our client snapshots. Want to chat about your specific situation? Feel free to talk to us.

STAT is designed especially for enterprise-scale SERP tracking.

If your tracking needs are huge, don’t worry — we can handle it. Our clients include some of the world’s largest online brands, tracking thousands of domains and locations globally.

Our pricing model is different than what you might expect from conventional enterprise software. We want to encourage all of our clients to think bigger and track more widely than ever before, so our per-keyword rates are highly competitive.

In fact, if you plan on tracking more than 100,000 unique search queries, ask us about special pricing and our bulk API services.

(For deeper custom research, some of our larger clients choose to use our separate, specialty bulk API services for full Adwords ads, full parsed SERP archives, or raw HTML SERPs. These are billed extra by site, and are completely separate from our standard API.)

The search landscape is very volatile, so daily tracking is what our clients need to respond quickly and stay on top of the competition.

For some types of reporting, daily data can be too granular. STAT makes it easy to report weekly or monthly averages for key metrics. Because these averages are based on actual daily SERP data rather than once-a-week or once-a-month snapshots, they offer an incredibly accurate representation of what’s happening in the SERPs.

When you’re doing SERP tracking on such a large scale, great management and segmentation is critical.

In STAT, you can tag your keywords with as many custom tags as you please. These are essentially custom segments that you can use to slice your keywords in any number of ways — for example, by product characteristic, by subject area, or by searcher intent.

There are also dynamic tags, which work like smart playlists. They are automatically populated with keywords based on simple, logical rules.

For example, you could create a dynamic tag that contains all of your keywords with search volume over a million. As search volume numbers are updated, the keywords within the dynamic tag will update as well.

You can base your reports and custom alerts on any tag or set of tags, which creates endless possibilities for mining new insights from your SERP data.

The short answer is yes, but at a much lower per-keyword rate.

The longer explanation is this. In STAT, the term “duplicate keyword” has a specific technical definition. If you were to track the same 100 search queries against 10 different websites, then we would count that as 100 unique keywords and 900 duplicate keywords. Those duplicate keywords each cost much less than a unique keyword.

On the other hand, if you were to track 100 search terms in 10 different markets, that is effectively 1000 distinct queries or unique keywords.

At high-volumes, the math can get complicated. But the basic idea is simple: we charge one rate for each unique keyword, and a much lower rate for each duplicate keyword.

It’s all broken down transparently in your account, so you can see exactly what you’re paying at any time.

In the STAT web app, it’s as simple as right-clicking on any table to export as a CSV spreadsheet. You can also create scheduled reports so that all of your key data is exported to spreadsheets regularly.

For higher-volume exporting, we have the API. That also allows you to integrate STAT’s metrics into your own internal data warehousing.