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Feature Request: SEMrush Organic Keywords & Traffic Integration in GSA PR Emulator

AnonymousAnonymous
in GSA PR Emulator

Hi @Sven ,

I’d like to suggest a feature enhancement for GSA PR Emulator. Would it be possible to integrate SEMrush organic keywords and traffic data into the tool’s filtering options?

From my perspective, organic visibility is a much stronger indicator of site quality than DA/DR alone. For example, I’d personally prefer a site with DA/DR 5 that ranks for real organic keywords and gets traffic, over a DA/DR 70 site with zero organic presence.

Since platforms like seo-rank.my-addr.com already support SEMrush data, I was wondering if this could also be implemented in GSA PR Emulator. Having the ability to filter site lists based on organic keywords and traffic would make the tool significantly more powerful for SEO workflows.

Do you think this could be done?


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  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    Please help to ad this feature. I guess you mean these two right?
    • SemRush Keywords number (sr_kwords) - number of keywords where site in Google's organic search top 100.
    • SemRush Traffic (sr_traffic) - number of users expected to visit the website during the following month.
    BUT they have no min/max number and would need a pre-defined scale to map it to 0-10 PR. Whats your suggestion to this?
  • AnonymousAnonymous

    Hi @Sven Yes, exactly, that’s what I meant!

    For the scale, I think a logarithmic-style range would make the most sense since SEMrush traffic and keyword values vary a lot between small and large sites. Here’s an example that should work well for most cases:

    SEMrush Keywords (sr_kwords):
    PR0 = 0
    PR1 = 1–10
    PR2 = 11–50
    PR3 = 51–200
    PR4 = 201–500
    PR5 = 501–1,000
    PR6 = 1,001–5,000
    PR7 = 5,001–10,000
    PR8 = 10,001–50,000
    PR9 = 50,001–100,000
    PR10 = 100,000+

    SEMrush Traffic (sr_traffic):
    PR0 = 0
    PR1 = 1–50
    PR2 = 51–200
    PR3 = 201–500
    PR4 = 501–1,000
    PR5 = 1,001–5,000
    PR6 = 5,001–10,000
    PR7 = 10,001–50,000
    PR8 = 50,001–100,000
    PR9 = 100,001–500,000
    PR10 = 500,000+

    Then there could be an optional combined metric like:
    PR = (sr_kwords_PR + sr_traffic_PR) / 2

    That would simply average both keyword and traffic PR values, giving a more realistic picture of the site’s actual organic strength.
    Here are a few quick examples of how that would look in practice:

    • Website A:

      • Keywords: 3,000 → PR6

      • Traffic: 2,000 → PR5

      • Combined PR = (6 + 5) / 2 = 5.5

    • Website B:

      • Keywords: 70,000 → PR9

      • Traffic: 120,000 → PR9

      • Combined PR = (9 + 9) / 2 = 9.0

    • Website C:

      • Keywords: 800 → PR5

      • Traffic: 12,000 → PR7

      • Combined PR = (5 + 7) / 2 = 6.0

    This way, the value would emulate the old Google PR logic (0–10 scale) but based on real organic visibility instead of backlink-based authority metrics. It would make filtering and sorting site lists much more meaningful for SEO-related workflows.


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