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A #1 Google ranking does not guarantee that customers will see your website first. Ads, AI Overviews, maps, and other SERP features can push organic results below the fold, while search layouts vary by market and query. This guide explains how to combine ranking data with pixel position and page structure, using 2extract residential proxies and Playwright to inspect localized results. A small cross-market test shows why marketers should measure what users actually see, not just where a link ranks.

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