[Solved] Rank Tracking Results Differ?

DeadpoolSEO

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Hey Everyone

I am using SerpFox to track my keywords for the past several years, for each keyword I selected United Kingdom and United States as tracking countries with no specific city selection (Default).

I am wondering when you use the default setting, which area do the results come from in USA and UK?

The reason I ask is because my results in specific areas are different.

Example: I just entered an exact location in the UK (Cheltenham) for the same keyword. This is just out of side London. My keyword is showing 2 spots lower than the results SerpFox has given me, meaning for the past year + all my results have been reported but falsely making me think they were the actual results when they were not, well not based on my location anyway.

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Results are always location specific. If you don't select location it's sort of an average.

There is no such thing as accurate global or "general" results anymore.

Also: Why does the volume state 10 for location - Area Specific compared to just Country Location?

It's search volume.

880 is the search volume of the whole country
10 is the search volume in Cheltenham only
 
Results are always location specific. If you don't select location it's sort of an average.

There is no such thing as accurate global or "general" results anymore.



It's search volume.

880 is the search volume of the whole country
10 is the search volume in Cheltenham only

this is some thing new I always thought they were average but not location based
 
Results are always location specific. If you don't select location it's sort of an average.

There is no such thing as accurate global or "general" results anymore.



It's search volume.

880 is the search volume of the whole country
10 is the search volume in Cheltenham only

Thanks mate for the clarification
 
this is some thing new I always thought they were average but not location based
Thanks mate for the clarification

My first sentence is a little confusing looking at it now. :)

"Results are always location specific. If you don't select location it's sort of an average."


Results are always location specific - I meant search engines results
If you don't select location it's sort of an average - This is was referencing SerpFox results

 
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