How to check ranked subdomains?

[Nadim mithu]

Some service online give you a subdomain and I want to know if there is away to see the ranked websites on that subdomain and the keywords they ranked for

 

[Crazy Monkey]

Most SEO tools support subdomain analysis. Simply search the subdomain in Ahrefs, SEMrush, or Serpstat to see ranking keywords, traffic estimates, and indexed pages.

 

[istossolutions]

Some service online give you a subdomain and I want to know if there is away to see the ranked websites on that subdomain and the keywords they ranked for

Yes, tools like Ahrefs or SEMrush can show a subdomain’s ranked pages and keywords, But for shared subdomains, data is often incomplete or unreliable.

 

[rukerocky95]

You can use SEO tools like Ahrefs or Semrush to analyze a subdomain and see the websites ranking under it along with their keywords.

 

[globlelinkz]

use ahrefs, Ssemrush, or ubersuggest to see a subdomain’s ranked pages and keywords. you can also use a site: search in google to check which pages are indexed.

 

[Dextordigital]

Use tools like Ahrefs, SEMrush, or Moz to analyze a domain, then check the subdomains section to see which ones are ranking for keywords and bringing in organic traffic.

 

[jayhop]

I use ahrefs, semrush and spyfu to crosscheck and find subdomains. I create a list of over 100 subdomain sites that i check 1x a year to see how they are doing in terms of rankings and organic traffic. Compile kw lists for my own sites to take from them. Just this month though site.google.com subdomains really took a hit. Around 58M -->2.5M. Likely will be temporary as they all seem to go through things like this when the search algo changes. All the tools the other peeps listed above will help you with that. This image is from spyfu. I can tell you medium still has the most organic rankings as of this month. Wordpress.com which used to be a favorite of many has seen a huge dropff from last few years also. On all tools im seeing around 13-14k kws with organic rankings only. Blogger which I started out on way back in 2007 has gotten beat up also along with wordpress over the years. If you dont want to put in the manual time or pay for the tools then there are services that will compile those lists for you.

 

[Watson Dabet 12]

Go to Google and search: site:yourdomain.com to see all indexed pages (including subdomains)

 

[JohnnyScarr]

Just pop that subdomain into any big seo tool like ahrefs or semrush, and it'll show you all the keywords and rankings happening on it

 

[NovaQuinn]

You can use SEO tools like Ahrefs or Semrush to analyze keyword rankings and traffic by subdomain.

 

[SeoMaster12376]

Yes, use SEO tools like Ahrefs, SEMrush, or Ubersuggest. Just enter the subdomain, and they’ll show ranked keywords, traffic, and top pages.