What it is
The Keyword.com connector makes ranking and visibility data available in Google Data Studio. You can use the data to build custom tables, charts, and client dashboards .
The connector appears as Keyword.com Search Visibility in Google’s data-source setup.
Why it matters
Use the connector when you need to:
Build a dashboard around your team’s reporting needs.
Combine Keyword.com data with analytics, Search Console, or other sources.
Compare keyword performance and competitive visibility.
Apply your own branding and report layout.
Where to open the connector
Open the account menu in Keyword.com.
Select Manage integrations.
Scroll to More ways to connect.
Click Connect on the Google reporting card.
The connector opens Google’s data-source setup. Use a Google account authorized to create and manage the report.
How to connect your data
Open the Keyword.com connector from the integration page.
Review the connector details and complete the required authorization in Google.
When prompted, enter your Keyword.com API token.
Click Next.
Choose the data type you need, such as keyword ranking data or Share of Voice.
Choose the project and any available scope options.
Click Connect.
Review the generated fields and create a report when the data source is ready.
Your API token is available under Account Settings > Account > API Token. Keep it private and enter it only in the intended connector authentication form .
The connector setup page provides the current connection guide.
Choose a dataset for the report
Keyword ranking data
Use ranking data for keyword tables, movement comparisons, and performance charts. Available fields can include ranks, ranking changes, tracked-keyword settings, search volume, and other keyword metrics.
Share of Voice
Use Share of Voice data for competitive visibility comparisons and domain-level reporting. Keep the project, keyword scope, and reporting period consistent when comparing domains.
Check the fields generated by the selected data type. Do not assume every dataset contains every dashboard metric or the same history range.
Build and check your report
Start with a small table that shows the project’s expected keywords or domains. Check a few values against Keyword.com before adding charts or blending other data.
When combining sources:
Match the date ranges and relevant project scope.
Check join keys and aggregation so rows are not duplicated.
Keep Search Console clicks, Analytics users, and tracked ranks distinct.
Label filters and geographic scope clearly for the reader.
What to expect
The connector uses data available to your Keyword.com account. Ranking freshness depends on the underlying tracking updates, and the report’s own refresh behavior can affect when changes appear.
Connected Search Console metrics require the relevant Search Console setup. If expected fields or data are missing, check the dataset, project scope, source connection, and access permissions before rebuilding the report.
Protect access to the report
Treat the API token as a credential. Do not display it in report text, screenshots, or shared configuration notes.
Review the data-source credentials and report-sharing settings before sharing a dashboard. Give viewers access only to the data they should see.
Best practices
Start with one project and validate its data before expanding the report.
Use a focused project, group, or tag scope where those options are available.
Keep source metrics clearly labelled.
Document filters that change which keywords or locations are included.
Recheck data-source access when a client or teammate leaves.