SEMrush will catch some of them, but no tool is going to catch all of them.

Hi,

The only one that I know will automatically generate the keywords you rank for is through Google Webmasters Tools. If you look under website and queries, it will give you a good indication.

The rest, I agree you have to enter keywords into. However, usually you should have focus keyword in mind which normally are the ones you're adding to your pages i.e title, URL, description and within the content. These are the same you would want to track.

However, automatically, I use GWT.

I hope someone else can shed some light on this topic as I have been searching for a tool to do this as well.

Thanks,

- Semrush.com
- Compete.com
- Google Webmaster Tools (GWT)

Semrush is the best of them all because the rest provide limited information, particularly GWT. Semrush shows you the keywords your site ranks for once you plug in the url.

It also displays your site's ranking positions for the keywords shown, their search volume, CPC, your site's total organic traffic, etc.

Your not getting all the keywords, it's just not going to happen.

You can still track incoming search phrases on the back end of WP with something like STT2 (only on the WP Admin). I have well over +2,000 search phrases for a single domain tracked with STT2. It doesn't tell me the SERP position but it tells my search volume per incoming keyword/search phrase.

Again, your not getting all the keywords since the SERPs went to https but Google still lets a lot of keywords slip through.

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