Analysis tool that returns all possible phrases that a web site ranks for
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Is there anything out there similar to the semrush.com's competitor research that can tell you a web sites total amount of appearances on Google that includes the phrases for which the domain ranks?
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Hi Christopher,
I am very pleased I could be of help. I know some of the tools of all sorts of different strange ways of getting what exactly what you want. If you would not mind highlighting the answer that that gave the information that helped you the most that would help me as well as other people when they come to the blog looking for the same information.
All the best,
Thomas
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Great insight, Thomas. Thank you so much for your expertise.
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Hi Chris,
I have researched a little more into what I believe you are looking for. I would use http://spydermate.com/ then low hanging fruit. That will show you the keywords that you are not currently ranking for or searching for in your keyword list. I do believe SEM Rush is a very good tool as is SEOmoz. One thing that is extremely clear is you must have a connection to Google analytics inside the application rather be SEOmoz, Raven tools or spydermate to successfully do any of these things.
I hope I have been of some help to you.
Sincerely,
Thomas,
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Hi Thomas, I am in the process of reviewing these tools. Thank you for the great links. I am still not 100% sure if these tools that you listed have the feature I am looking for or if the feature even exists. I know semrush has it but I think it is pulling from its own database and not Google's. What I am trying to do is be able to type in a domain and have it return all possible spots where it is ranking for any keywords. Normally what I see is that one must put in the keyword and domain then get a result. Sincerely, Chris
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Hi Christopher,
Did I answer your question? I would be more than happy to help you out with anything more if needed. Please let me know what I need to do to have the question mark answered.
Sincerely
Thomas
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Thanks Thomas!
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I like using a combination of a course SEOmoz with the tools listed below and this order. I feel you will like what you find. Scribe SEO has been especially helpful in getting sites ranked quickly.
http://www.internetmarketingninjas.com/tools/
I though this might sound funny but look at all the excellent tools in SEM Rush partners
http://www.semrush.com/partners.html
Sincerely,
Thomas von Zickell
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