Most rank trackers only check Google. But Bing powers Microsoft Copilot and appears inside other tools, and for B2B buyers on work computers it's often the default search engine. Sojig is a rank tracker for Google and Bing, and it ties every movement to the work that caused it.
What a Bing rank tracker adds
Bing results often differ from Google's for the same search. A page can rank well on one and be missing on the other. Tracking both shows where you're already visible, and where a page needs work for one engine. Connect Bing Webmaster Tools and its click data sits alongside your Bing positions.
Live positions, not just averages
Search Console reports an average position across many searches and days. That's useful, but it can hide what's happening for your most important keyword. Sojig checks live positions every week for each tracked page and its keyword, even for a new site that has little Search Console data yet.
Clicks tell you what matters
A ranking only matters if it brings visitors. With Search Console connected, each page shows clicks and impressions next to its position, so you can see which moves brought traffic and which didn't.
Connecting rankings to work
When a fix ships or an article goes live, Sojig records where the page ranked that day. Weeks later you can see whether the work moved it. That turns rank tracking from a scoreboard into feedback on what's working.
Reports your team actually reads
Rankings, movers and new results arrive in a short Monday report, by email or in Slack or Teams. See automated SEO reports. For AI answers, see AI visibility.
Tracking the right pages
Rank tracking is most useful when it's focused. Instead of tracking hundreds of loosely related terms, Sojig tracks your key pages, each with the keyword it should win, which keeps the report readable and tied to your keyword strategy.