Step 5

Once inside, you are going to check queries if it is not checked yet, and you will also need to check position.

Step 6

At the bottom of the page, you should get the list of keywords that google is ranking you under.

These are keywords my website is ranking for. As I continue to add more content, I website property will continue to add more queries that I am ranking for and all their different variations. (example: shoe affiliate programs, affiliate programs for shoes, etc.)

One thing that you should note is that search console is not accurate at telling you your position. As an example, it says that I am ranking for best shoe affiliate programs in position 10. However, when I plug in this specific keyword in the next step, you will see that is not the case. With that being said, the data is still good for giving you an idea of keywords that you are ranking for.

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SoftwareGeek Premium Plus
I have some keywords and pages on Google Search Engine at listed positions, however I can not find them on Google. Do you know why this is?

When you do Fetch as Google to update your posts and pages, does this update?
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DEversley Premium
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Hi Jordan!
Don't use Fetch as Google to update your pages, use Google add URL https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url Can you clarify your first paragraph?

All the best!
David
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JessiePalay1 Premium
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This is also why I don't take to much stock in looking at search console keywords that I am looking for. A lot of them are not accurate, which is why using the Jaaxy keyword tool in conjunction with this will give you a more accurate idea for where you rank.
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Marlinda1 Premium
Great information. I agree that search console is very inaccurate so it is better to use Jaaxy instead.

Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work,
Marlinda
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