Tools for constant SERP monitoring?
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Does anyone know of a tool where you enter in a [search term] and it constantly (or periodically) monitors the SERPs and reports back on the top results?
IE- If you wanted to monitor for the term [trump] it would fetch that search result every hour or so and report those via an online interface or downloadable .csv
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Perry,
I really enjoy Agency Analytics, it's fast, easy to use, white label, and always updating. You can extract data very quickly and show clients within a few minutes. Some other tools may only run a crawl every 7-14 days, depending on the software, where AA is crawled daily.
Hope this is informative to you.
Chris
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I personally use SEranking.com its good one and quite resonable to be honest.
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I've been using: http://page-explorer.com/
It's currently in beta but it's a good one. The developer is really friendly and will help where he can to add new features. Pricing is looking to be competitive on launch too.
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There are many tools.
Moz has its own. Check them out here: Moz Pro Features
Personally i've been using for over 2 years: SERPbook.com
Or just google it: https://www.google.com.ar/search?q=serp+trackerBest luck.
GR.
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