Rank tracker free one and paid one
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Very easy question for most of the fellow.I have one site and I want to track more than 30 keywords for this big site.
Which Free Rank Tracker do you suggest me?
If I want to purchase it to create Multiple profile or track multiple sites which one is best and cheapest.
SEOMOZ rank tracker is very slow for results.
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Hi Christopher,
If your ranking analysis has a local aspect to it, then I would strongly recommend Whitespark's Local Rank Tracker... This is a paid service unfortunately, but you get a good overview of Organic, Local Pack and Places' rankings.
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Thanks for the feed back guys, what an amazing community this is.
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My suggestion is you can check in google result page itself.
Because you will get accurate ranking report for targeted keyword. Clear all your cache and temp files then check it.
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A great free quick tool for running KW checks is the SEO Book rank checker - it's an extension of Firefox and is pretty easy to get set up and running in no time
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Definitely as a free service - it will also store your old crawls and represent them in a graph, so you can see movements over time.
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Thanks Tom, I've just watched the Rankerizer vid from your link, looks preety good, and you'd recommed it as a free servcie would you?
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A free one is Rankerizer. It's a program you download and run the report yourself, but it's very accurate given it's free and you can schedule scans.
Authority Labs, Serpbook and MicroSiteMasters are all paid options that scale and all start with affordable options. I've had a bit of trouble with MSM's accuracy over the last week, however.
You can also track average rankings with Google Analytics, check out this guide.
And there is also Advanced Web Ranking - which has a one-off fee, but free thereafter. I'm quite a big fan of this.
Hope these help.
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