Feature · Unified Keywords
Stop stitching exports together by hand
Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, Google Ads and ChatGPT Ads all measure keywords differently. AmICited puts them in one row per keyword — organic clicks and position beside paid impressions, spend and conversions.
One row per keyword, every connected channel
G
Google Search
12,940 keywords
B
Bing Webmaster
3,110 keywords
G
Google Ads
640 terms
C
ChatGPT Ads
38 terms
Set filters once — text, country, device, floor on impressions — and every channel narrows together.
One row, every channel
Read organic and paid across, not apart
Set the window once, then narrow with filters — keyword text, country, device, or a floor on impressions, clicks, spend or conversions. Sort by whichever column answers your question: spend to hunt waste, organic clicks to see what already works.
- ✓Organic and paid, one row — clicks and position per search engine beside impressions, spend and conversions per ads network.
- ✓Filter by what matters — keyword text, country, device, or a floor on any metric, applied across every channel at once.
- ✓Compare periods — turn on Compare and set an earlier window to fill in the change column for every row.
- ✓Exclude brand terms — pull brand keywords out before drawing any conclusion about growth; brand demand moves for reasons no page change explains.
From table to action
Take high-demand keywords to Striking Distance
A keyword sitting outside the top ten with real demand behind it belongs in Striking Distance, grouped by the page that would have to change to move it — not chased one row at a time.
- ✓Grouped by page — the exact page that owns every in-band query.
- ✓Modelled upside — what the page would earn at your target position, from this site's own click-through curve.
- ✓Work top-down — one edit that lifts a cluster of queries beats chasing keywords individually.
/templates/out-of-office/ · in-band queries
out of office message
#8.4 · 143,572
auto reply examples
#9.1 · 51,204
vacation message template
#6.6 · 22,880
Read these as an outline — the sub-topics the page half-answers and the headings it is missing.
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row per keyword, not one per platform
Every connected search engine and ads network reports into the same table, so a keyword's whole story reads left to right instead of across four browser tabs.
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