SERPs and calculating which page I am

[joker197cinque]

How can I do a search about a phrase: "book donald duck"

and see in which page(with that keyphrase) I am?

I tried with this:

book donald duck AND allinurl:mysite.com

but it doesn't work.

thx in advance.

fabriZio

[Susanne]

I think the easiest way is to go to the preferences link in Google an change number of search results per page to 100. Then do the search and find your site by using the Find command for the browser (Ctrl + F), put your URL and send. Judging by the scroll bar position you'll know roughly where you end up in the SERPs. (I wish search results were numbered!)

Another way is to use a program that does the searching for you but that is usually discouraged because Google doesn't like automated queries. The safest way is always to search by hand. Cheers!

[kaz]

This search location may also be helpful

[google.com...]

... as it provides numbered results with just the title tag

[joker197cinque]

How can I set 100 results in [google.com...]

[HitProf]

add &num=100 to the results and submit again

[OneTooMany]

Not sure if you have access to VisualBasic, but I followed a tutorial I found somewhere in here. It walks you through creating a program to check your links (it is supported by Google). May be more advanced than what you are looking for, but its great for checking positions.