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Inexpensive Daily SERP Report Service

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jenadams last edited by

I'm needing to get SERP reports on a daily basis for about 120 keywords. Can anyone recommend an inexpensive and accurate service for doing this? I need something more regular than once a week as many of our keywords are highly competitive.

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jenadams @BMPIRE last edited by

sescout.com seems like a great deal but unfortunately they are closed to new clients.
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BMPIRE @jenadams last edited by

SEScout.com or micrositemasters.com
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jenadams last edited by

Anyone aware of an online tool?
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CaseyKluver last edited by

I dont see why you would need to check rankings every day, sounds a bit like overkill for any site. But you can check out http://www.link-assistant.com/rank-tracker/ If you want to save and print out reports you will need to buy the enterprise edition.
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