Is there a ranking report for SERPs not specific to a URL
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Is anyone aware of a tool or service that's available that will report on SERPs no matter what the URL is?
Meaning, if I ask it to give me the top 50 results for a certain keyword, I would like it to give me a report on each URL that is ranking for that keyword.
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I think Moz shows you the SERPs for the keywords you are tracking, regardless if your Website is listed or not in that SERP.
There are another paid tools like: https://serps.com/
Hope that helps!
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