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Best tool to check keyword ranks in bulk

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inhouseseo last edited by

What is the most accurate tool to check the current ranking of keywords in bulk and download the report via CSV/Excel?

Any input would be appreciated.
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TheSEODR last edited by

I think Rankerizer - http://www.rankerizer.com/ - does a pretty good job of tracking your ranking for multiple keywords. And you can easily export results into a CSV file.
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SEMPassion last edited by

There are a number of tools you can use. SEOmoz offers a rank tracking tool. Spyfu does also. You can try the Free Firefox add-in Rank Checker. For bulk checking I use Advanced Web Ranking, <cite>www.advancedwebranking.com/</cite>
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