By default, to adhere to search visibility principles, Nightwatch tries to combine the different types of rankings (Organic, Local Pack, Image Carousel, Featured Snippet, Knowledge Panel) into the “main” position, which is the ranking metric used in reports.
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The rule to determine the main keyword rank is the following:
1. Get the Organic rank, Local Pack rank, Image Carousel rank, Featured Snippet, and Knowlege Panel from the keyword’s SERP,
2. Compare them and get the best one (select the minimum) and write in the main rank. Or, if described with a mathematical function: min(Organic, Local Pack, Image Carousel, Featured Snippet, Knowledge Panel).
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​Here’s an example:
In this case, the Local Pack position is better (has a lower value), meaning it will be selected for the main rank (position):
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However, depending on your SEO preferences, you might want to avoid this behavior and track only the main keyword rank's organic rank. To opt-out of other SERP features influencing your main rank and reports, you can disable this in your URL settings:
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The new behavior will come into effect after saving the settings, and it won't be applied to historical main ranks.