Where to look
Yes. The quickest way is Google Search Console — its Performance report shows the search queries that generated impressions and clicks for your site, plus average position, CTR, and device/country filters. For broader or historical tracking, use third‑party rank trackers (Ahrefs, SEMrush, Moz, AccuRanker) that monitor daily positions and SERP features.
How to get started
- Verify your site in Google Search Console.
- Open Performance → Queries, choose a date range and filters, then export the data.
- Add a rank‑tracking project if you need daily updates, local results, or competitor comparisons.
Things to keep in mind
Search Console shows only queries that actually produced impressions. Third‑party tools estimate positions and can fill gaps, so using both gives the most complete view.
