Any tool available to track position for multiple keywords

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Any tool available to track position for multiple keywords

A tool which can track all keyword phrases and their position respectively

matrix_neo

1:01 pm on Nov 14, 2003 (gmt 0)

Anybody have any kind of information on such tool. Which could be very useful to track my position. Single keyword and multiple engines i know (yet welcome new ones). I want multiple kewords position tracking in single or multiple search engines.

jkwilson78

3:41 pm on Nov 21, 2003 (gmt 0)

This looks like it will do what you want.

http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/keywords/

Not sure if the Mods will remove the link but it is a free tool. Requires use of the Google API

everlast

5:41 am on Dec 1, 2003 (gmt 0)

does digital point only check position with Google? Do you know of something that would track a keyword from multiple serach engines?

sidyadav

5:55 am on Dec 1, 2003 (gmt 0)

The one I use is called "Google Alert":
http://www.googlealert.com

It works only for Google (but hey, thats the only [b]important[/b] engine you're aim for, ain't it?)

It gives you an e-mail as soon as a new result comes for that keyword, you can track upto 3 keywords!

Its very useful really.

Sid

ogletree

2:16 pm on Dec 1, 2003 (gmt 0)

Search engine commando works great. It does evereything you can imagine.

martinibuster

2:58 pm on Dec 1, 2003 (gmt 0)

agentwebranking breaks Google's TOS.

jkwilson78

3:10 pm on Dec 1, 2003 (gmt 0)

agentwebranking breaks Google's TOS.

Even though it uses the Google API? That's as far as I looked into it though. I just did a search for "google ranking api" and their site came up. Claims you have to register for an API.

From Google's Tos

You may not create any script or other automated tool that attempts to create multiple Google Web APIs accounts. And you may not use the search results provided by the Google Web APIs service with an existing product or service that competes with products or services offered by Google.
If you are interested in doing anything different than the foregoing, you must first obtain Google's written consent. If you fail to do so, Google reserves the right to take legal action.

Seems like you can create software like their's but you have to get permission from Google. Who knows if they did this though.

tomparis

4:30 pm on Dec 9, 2003 (gmt 0)

I use WEBCEO, it keeps track of keywords and keyphrases.

Where my rank was last week and the week before.

You can also chart your rank vs. your main rival's rank.

Not just on Google, but on the top ten SE.