Can you search for your sites page rank? (not pr but page #)

[ByronM]

I'm interested in seeing "how far down the rabbit hole" some of my keywords are, and short of clicking and readong down to page 1,500 or whatever is there a query that shows you what page you are listed in or an easy way to find out?

[James_Dale]

try using the Google API, or set the results count to 100 per page at the end of the URL:

&num=100

[good2go]

Be aware that "&num=100" does not give identical results to the standard search. Not sure why. Maybe to discourage us SEOs from using it?

[DerekH]

good2go wrote

Be aware that "&num=100" does not give identical results to the standard search. Not sure why.

One reason is that Google's results pages collect together results from the same website that would appear on the same page, and present a single indented result.

When there are 100 results on a single page, this clustering algorithm groups together sites whose pages would be on *different* "ten-to-a-page" pages, making the results look quite different further down the 100.

DerekH

[bether2]

digital point has a great tool for tracking keyword position on google.

Does anyone know if they are following the google API TOS - or if they have permission from google to provide this service? In other words, will we get in trouble if we use it?

Think this was discussed a while back, but can't find the thread.

Beth

[dazzlindonna]

you must provide your own key - so it is perfectly ok.

[bether2]

Thanks, dazzlindonna.

[BeeDeeDubbleU]

Just yesterday I received a newsletter that promoted a free monitor for Google tool that does just what you ask. This is from Cleverstat but I am not sure whether or not Google will like it so I am afraid to use it (Ok I did try it - just once - honest ;o)

Does anyone know if this will cause problems?