finding rank for search term

is there a way to find rank without going through all the results?

[yallknowho]

Say I want to do a search for "widgets" and I want to find what page my site comes up on. Is there any way to find this without going through a dozen pages of search results? Please let me know, thanks.

[piatkow]

Never found one. The best I have managed is changing my profile to display more results per page and doing a straight search. It would help if results were numbered.

If your content has disappeared it is also worth switching safe search off. I have found one of my sites flagged as adult as the place name it referred to had the letters s, e and x beside each other in it. G fixed that PDQ after a rather intemperently worded complaint on my part.

[RedWolf]

Do a search for Google Rankings on the appropriate search engine.

[goodbyedee]

i think you can find what you are looking for here
[#*$!.com...]

[goodbyedee]

oops... sorry for the link... not sure if i'm allowed to post it, but if i am the replaced words are #*$!

[goodbyedee]

hmmm...lol

[neo schmeichel]

If you just do a search for free seo tools, you should be able to find something that meets your needs. A lot of SEOs more adept than I am have been pretty generous in making available tools for finding such information. I realize that they're all trying to get backlinks that way, but I still very much appreciate it.

[yallknowho]

i think you can find what you are looking for here
[#*$!.com...]

nice, i found that site, thanks.

[Scott_F]

Also, try Digital Point...we track all our keywords here.

[#*$!.com...]

Good luck

[seoram]

Also google sitemaps would help me sometimes

[Oliver Henniges]

You may configure google in the advanced searches in such a way that it displays 100 results per page. Since google doesn't show more than the first 990 results anyways, this reduces your effort to a maximum of 10 clicks. You may additionally use the site-search function of your browser in order to find your site on those much longer result-pages.

Sometimes I found that ranking differs a bit with the 100 results-option, but it helps a lot to get any idea where your site may be located. However: Isn't it quite depressing to do research on areas where you are NOT on the first page? Don't spend too much time with that...