Documentation Index
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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Overview
The SERP Tracking page monitors where Reddit posts rank in Google search results for terms you care about. It records position history over time so you can see whether a Reddit thread is climbing or falling in search rankings.
Tracked Posts Table
A list of every Reddit post you are currently monitoring in Google search results.
Table Columns
| Column | Description |
|---|
| Keyword | The Google search query being tracked (e.g., “best project management tool”) |
| Position | Current rank in search results (e.g., #3) |
| Result Type | How the result appears (e.g., organic, sitelink) |
| Change | Trend since the last check — improved (↑), declined (↓), or stable (→) |
| Device | Whether the ranking is tracked for Desktop or Mobile search |
| Location | Target country for the search (e.g., United States) |
| URL | Link to the Reddit post being tracked |
| Actions | View ranking history or Delete the tracked post |
Tracking a New Post
Click Track New Post to open the form. Fill in:
| Field | Description |
|---|
| Reddit Post URL | The full URL of the Reddit thread to monitor |
| Google Search Term | The keyword or phrase to search for in Google |
| Country | Target country for search results (searchable dropdown) |
| Device | Desktop or Mobile |
Ranking History
Click the history icon on any tracked post to open a detailed timeline of that post’s Google rankings.
History Table Columns
| Column | Description |
|---|
| Date | When the ranking snapshot was taken |
| Position | Rank at that point in time |
| Page | Which page of Google results the post appeared on |
| Change | Movement compared to the previous snapshot |
Bulk Actions
Select multiple tracked posts using the checkboxes and use the Bulk Delete option to remove several entries at once.
How It Works
- You submit a Reddit URL and a search keyword
- Threadlytics searches Google for that keyword
- The response is scanned for the Reddit URL in the results
- The position is recorded as a snapshot with a timestamp
- This process repeats every 7 days, building a historical record
- The Change indicator on the main table reflects movement since the most recent snapshot
