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Rank Tracker

The Rank Tracker is where tracked keywords live: your position for each term, how it's moving, and how hard each term is for your channel.

What you're looking at​

  • KPI row — keywords tracked, average position, how many rank in the top 5, and how many aren't ranking yet
  • Position trend — your average position across tracked keywords over the last 14 days, built from your real measured ranks. If you see "not enough rank history yet", that's honest: the chart appears after a couple of daily checks rather than inventing a line
  • Platform distribution — where your rankings cluster (top 3, top 10, top 20, not ranking)
  • The table — one row per tracked keyword: current position, change since the last check, your ranking video, and the personalized difficulty ring

How positions are measured​

Every tracked keyword is re-checked daily: tuner.social fetches the live search results and looks for your channel's videos in them. Your position is where your video actually appears — if none of your videos rank, the keyword shows as not ranking (that's a real measurement too, and often the most useful one).

"Not ranking" and "not yet checked" are counted the same way — no rank is no rank.

Per channel​

The tracker shows the active channel's keywords. If you've connected several channels, switch channels from the header dropdown and the tracker (keywords, KPIs, trend) follows. The same term can be tracked on two of your channels independently.

Filters​

Filter by platform or search within your tracked terms — the table updates in place.

Adding and removing keywords​

Track keywords from the SERP Explorer (Track this keyword). Remove them from the tracker table. Tracked keywords count toward your plan's limit; removing one frees the slot.

Reading the difficulty ring​

Each row shows the keyword's personalized difficulty at the last check — same 0–100 score as everywhere else (Reading Your Score). Watching difficulty and position together tells you the real story: a rising position on a Tough keyword is a bigger win than one on a Winnable term.