Keywords (Shopify App)

See the keywords your Shopify store ranks for in Google Search Console — current and average position, clicks, impressions and CTR — and export the list as CSV or a branded PDF.

Keywords in the Shopify app The Keywords page shows the search queries your store ranks for in Google Search Console: each keyword's current position, its average position over your chosen timeframe, plus clicks, impressions and click-through rate. Sort the table, then export the whole list as a CSV or a branded PDF to share or keep on file. Keywords is available on every plan — it just needs Google Search Console connected. Connect it from Settings; the same connection powers the Intelligence page. What each column means Current position — your ranking on the most recent day Google Search Console has data for (GSC lags about 2–3 days), so it reflects where you rank now rather than an average.. Average position — your average ranking across the selected timeframe.. Clicks, Impressions and CTR — totals over the selected timeframe. Timeframe, sort and export Open Keywords from the QueryCatch in-app navigation. Pick a timeframe — 7, 28, 90 or 180 days, or 12 months — for the clicks, impressions and average position. Sort by clicks, impressions, current position or average position. Export CSV for the full list, or Export PDF for a branded report (QueryCatch + your store letterhead) Google Search Console can take 24–48 hours to show data for a newly connected site. If the table is empty, give it a day and run it again. Keyword research moved to Blog Topics The keyword research that used to live here — catalogue keywords (tokenised from your products and collections) and on-site keywords (from a crawl of your storefront) — now lives in the Blog Topic Generator, where it seeds topics directly. Surface keywords, pick the best, and turn them into on-brand posts in one place. Keyword research is part of the Essential plan. Tick a keyword (or type your own in the Keywords box) and the generator focuses every suggestion on it — pick "leather" and you get topics about leather, not your whole catalogue. Suggestions arrive five at a time; press "Generate more topics" for another batch that avoids repeating what you've already seen. Leave the Keywords box empty to seed broad topic ideas from your whole catalogue instead. Limits in this version Exports cover up to 1,000 keywords in the CSV; the PDF shows the top 100 by your chosen sort, with the full list in the CSV. Current position uses the most recent day Google Search Console has data for