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Reply With Quotewebceo can do it, but be careful about automated programs. Better to just manually check them yourself these days.
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Is there a tool/website that can provide a fairly-accurate a) google, b) bing, c) yahoo search result standings?
I want to track 3rd party SEO effetiveness on a number of sites.
Without manually typing in a computerlaptos.net, and viewing the search ranking on google - is there an easy to use tool? Subscription product is fine.
Thanks.
webceo can do it, but be careful about automated programs. Better to just manually check them yourself these days.
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south, thank you.
Scott, why?Originally Posted by south
It's against the TOS, at least for google.
No doubt they can detect when they're getting hits from automated programs.
I'm sure it's safe to do it a little, but overdoing it could cost, whether an adsense ban, or a delisting of sites.
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Thanks for the explanation. I don't use any programs anyway but I was just curious.
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I can vouch for the auto, it gets ugly! However, I was able to resolve the issue with the big G. Be wise about automated...they come in all sizes: desktop software and plugins for the browsers like Firefox. You can establish auto feeds to your email or client of choice to track seo effectiveness.
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