All Collections
Integrations
AWR Cloud Connector for Google Data Studio
AWR Cloud Connector for Google Data Studio
Iulia Z. Lacriceanu avatar
Written by Iulia Z. Lacriceanu
Updated over a week ago

The AWR Connector offers two types of reports with Ranking Visibility data for one or more projects:

  1. Visibility multiple dates - recommended for reports where you want to show the trend of your visibility in the search across a period of time.
    ​View report sample

2. Visibility date comparison - recommended for reports focused on a particular date, compared to a date in the past.
​
​View report sample

Requirements

The connector requires an AWR paid account with access to an API key. The Developer API is available for monthly subscriptions starting from the Agency level, and for all yearly subscriptions. 

If you do not have an API key yet, please visit our Pricing page.

Data Overview

Metrics

Here are the metrics that you can upload to your Google Data Studio reports: 

  • Visibility Score - Sum of visibility points assigned for each of your Top 30 keyword positions.

  • Visibility Percent - Search visibility performance based on the Visibility Score, benchmarked to the maximum possible value (100%). 

  • Average Rank - Sum of all your keyword positions divided by the total number of keywords.   

  • Click Share - Estimated percentage of clicks that your website may receive from Top 20 keyword positions. 

  • Estimated Visits - Estimated traffic that your website may receive from Top 20 keyword positions, based on keyword search volume. 

  • On First Page - Number of keyword positions your website has on the first page of the SERPs.

  • Below First Page - Number of keyword positions your website has in the SERPs, but not on the first page. 

  • Ranked - Total number of keywords for which your website is listed in the SERPs. 

  • Not Ranked - Total number of keywords for which your website does not have a ranking position. 

  • First Place - Number of keywords for which your website ranks on position 1. 

  • Top 3 - Number of keywords for which your website ranks on positions 1-3.

  • Top 5 - Number of keywords for which your website ranks on positions 1-5.

  • Top 10 - Number of keywords for which your website ranks on positions 1-10.

  • Top 20 - Number of keywords for which your website ranks on positions 1-20.

  • Top 30 - Number of keywords for which your website ranks on positions 1-30.

  • Moved Up - Number of keywords with higher ranking positions.

  • Moved Down - Number of keywords with lower ranking positions. 

  • Added - Number of keywords for which your website started to rank.

  • Dropped - Number of keywords for which your website is no longer ranking.

  • Net Gain - Sum of keyword positions that moved up.

  • Net Loss - Sum of keyword positions that moved down.

Dimensions 

The dimension available with the AWR Connector include: 

  • Project - Project / campaign that you are managing 

  • Website - Main website and competitors in a project

  • Search engine - Search engines or search engine versions in a project (e.g. Google desktop and Google mobile)

  • Keyword groups - Groups that include the terms and phrases for which you are monitoring rankings in a project

Data Source Setup

To add AWR as a Data Source, navigate to Settings - Account Settings - Account and click on Connect to Google Data Studio. This will direct you to the new data source form, where you can add the details for the AWR Connector:

  • Enter the AWR API key

  • Choose the Report Type: Visibility in time or Visibility date comparison

  • Enter the project name that you want to connect. If you want to merge data from multiple projects to the same report, then you can filter the projects by name with partial match, or by project tag

Then just add a name for your data source and click Connect. 

Once the new entry is created successfully, it will list the mapping options for the metrics and dimensions available, giving you the possibility to update the type, aggregation and description for each filed. 

From this step, you can further create a new report based on the newly created data source, or you can add the data source to an existing report. 

Do you have any other questions? Don’t hesitate to get in touch and we will keep building the FAQ.

Did this answer your question?