Which SEO Software - Checking SERP

Hi,

I am looking for software (I am willing to pay up to $200 or there abouts) that will enable me to check the SERP of my website for my keywords and compare them against my competitors.

I have tried a few of the free tools on line and I do not find them very accurate.

What do you recommend?

Jimbob

 

Just buy IBP hope that helps! =)

 

I have heard of that one a few times now, it must be worth a look at in that case.

Thanks

Jimbob

 

You can check seoelite.com, to take a free trial.

 

There is a lot of it - check Rank Tracker that we create.

 

I link rank checker, but i also think webceo is a bad software package to check your SERPs

 

For free tools this one is the best have you tried it?

I own every top dollar SEO tool made and when i just want to check rankings i turn to the free one, it's fast, simple and gets the job done before the others even finish loading.

 

i would like to suggest you to use free tools as it give good result without investing a single cent. i am using free monitor for google to check ranking for google...let me know if you need any help..

 

HI

Here is a good tool... i use it and it is only 97$

first my affiliate link.
http://www.iseotools.com/traffictravis.php

second... you can go direct to the site no affiliate link
http://www.traffictravis.com/

and you can use their demo to do what you want.....

the demo is really cool everyone should get it...

Thx
Tom

 

I use seo administrator since 2 years now and ... everyone should get it

 

I have tried;

• seo administrator
  
• traffic travis
  
• free monitor for google

They are all absolute utter rubbish. None of them report accurate results and the data is not even close to where I see my SERP on google when I check manually.

 

Rubbish, Free Monitor queries Google using your IP address and hits the same DC as when you manually look up the results.

So either you are signed in to Google when checking manually and getting personalized results, or you have spyware.

 

SEO Elite is a good tool. It's what we use.

You can analyze link data in a variety of ways. allinanchor, allintext, allintext.

You can select to analyze from 5 search engines or from your competitors own URL.

I like the "find authority websites" feature.

The biggest drawback is you need a fast connection because it takes awhile to pull all the data.

I like to combine SEO Elite with Keyword tools, find the niche then run SEO Elite to evaluate if a niche is going to be difficult to rank for.

SEO Elite is updated, and effective. But like any tool you still have to know what to do with it.

If you want to build a big linking campaign it will help you automate the process by setting up link pages. I do not use this feature as I do not run links pages on my sites, as I believe it is more effective to create quality content and approach higher ranking sites on a case by case basis.

SEO Elite also has a built in article submitter that works pretty well but does have it's share of "Dead Sites".

I also like Aaron Walls SEO for Firefox tool. This will pull a good deal of data for individual searches.

And yes it will allow you to monitor your own ranking based on the keywords you input.

And I doubt at this point Brad needs any more of an endorsement, most of his software is good.

Multiple queries from the same IP has a potential for problems with the Search Engines... but rules are made to be bent

No one tool is perfect, but Brad/SEO Elite got my money... and I've been pleased overall.

 

Yeah its a cool one i liked it. easy to to install/use

 

You do not have to pay anything for this.
Use the firefox extension called Rank checker. It is from seobook.com

You can check serp for your keywords in Google, Yahoo, and live in one click.

 

Google (afaict) cache frequently requested result pages.

You can add &num=99&start=0 to your request and you should see the actual current ranking. Most scripted tools use a query with a start-marker so they generally show the actual current rankings.

If you communicate about results with a client, give them the cached rankings,
that's what they see when they query Google Search.

 

Many tools but i suggest you manual checking is the best for SERP.

Thanks!

 

Do you want to check mine manually?

If so i'll give you a list of 50 sites with 50 keywords per site (2,500 keywords in total) and then come back and tell me checking them manually is best.

 

I think for SERP checking and other website analysis SEO studio is good

 

From SEOBOOK.COM download rankchecker desk top toll. its firefox plugin very nice and free of cost