Keyword Ranking Tool
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Hi guys,
Can anyone help with a software (online or offline / paid or free) that can help us get the keywords and the rankings our websites are ranking for?
*** NOTE: We already use some software to get our rankings for a list of keywords we submit. We are interested in a software that can pull our keywords and rankings WITHOUT having to submit a keyword list. We want to know where and what for do we rank (especially long tails).
Also, we know we can use a turn around (by exporting the keywords we get traffic from from Analytics and using Market Samurai to get the rankings, but we prefer an independent software that does all this automatically for all the links on our entire domain.I remember I accidentally got into such software a couple of months ago, but lost the track of it :).
Please let me know if you know about such software. I hope I am not chasing after shadows
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Hi John,
This is amazing. It's pretty much what I was looking for. Not only it shows the average ranking position, but is also shows ... everything else
Thanks for your help. You saved me much time
Tolik
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Thanks Gary,
SEMRush is a good choice. I tried the free version (the one on their home page) and it only shoes the fist 10 rankings.
It also shows that our website is ranking for 1863 keywords ... rather than 250 I was manually tracking.
I will probably have to go pro if I do not find an alternative
Thanks for your help.
Much AppreciatedTolik
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I don't pay for this I use the free version, have you tried http://www.semrush.com/
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This lives in your Google Webmaster Tools account under Your site on the web > Search queries. You can also access this data in Google Analytics if it's synced to your GWT account, under Traffic Sources > Search Engine Optimization > Queries. This will give you impressions, clicks, average position, and CTRs of different queries you're ranking for in Google.
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