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Bulk Keyword Position Checker - Urgent

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seoman10 last edited by

Can anyone recommend a good bulk search engine keyword position checker.
I need to check a few hundred keywords against our own domain.

Thanks in advance.
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seoman10 last edited by

I know there are hundreds out there but I need a bulk look up
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GlobeRunner last edited by

There are several out there, including Authority Labs, SEMrush.com, serps.com,and this one:

<cite class="_Rm">https://moz.com/tools/rank-tracker</cite>
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