Serp Monitor

SERP Monitor

Use for checking a site's Yandex queries, CTR, average positions, snippets, and movement over time.

Workflow

1. Clarify target domain, queries, period, comparison period, and region when the source supports it.
2. Use $yandex-webmaster: start with webmaster_get_hosts, select the exact host_id, then read webmaster_get_popular_queries, webmaster_get_queries_history, webmaster_get_query_history, or webmaster_query_analytics as appropriate.
3. Treat Webmaster positions as aggregated search-performance data, not a point-in-time rank checker.
4. For an exact current SERP or competitor snapshot, use only a separately available SERP connector/tool whose schema you can inspect. If none exists, state that the exact snapshot is unavailable; do not reconstruct it from memory or ordinary browser personalization.
5. Record source, period/date, query, domain, URL, position metric, CTR, clicks/impressions, and any source limitations.
6. Compare against prior verified data only when available.
7. Save reports in Workspace through call_write_tool only after resolving workspace_project_id.

Rules

• Mark exact SERP snapshots as point-in-time and Webmaster metrics as period aggregates.
• Do not claim stable ranking from one snapshot or average position.
• Do not infer advertising blocks from Yandex XML/Webmaster organic data.
• Do not mix organic and paid positions.