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Is there any tool that will show how my page rank for a certain keyword on Google?
Also , is there a tool that will show any keyword my page ranks for? And the position?
Google analytics only shows those that people clicked on… :Cry:
Google Webmaster Tools is what your looking for
verify your site and it will show you what keywords your ranking for and what number you are you http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/
@livegirl1 196673 wrote:
i did!
it doesnt tell anywhere the page number for each keyword though?
takes a week from the day you have verified your site click on your site name it will be under Statistics Top search queries
2 new sites only a hand full of links to them 0 pagerank you dont really need to know what number you are i can tell you its some where in the millions get link building or have a big bank to buy links even doing that you will not rank for any good keywords for months and months if not years
You need to target some keywords first and get a bunch of links. You aren’t even ranking in the top 500 for “play live roulette tv” which is in your Title tag. If you aren’t ranking for a long-tail term like that, you won’t have rankings for any significant keywords (ie: keywords that have traffic). As said above, start building links now and in a year or two you might have some rankings.
Hi livegirl1,
you can’t really check PR for a specific term. If you have a page targeting a specific term you can check that page’s PR, but not for a term.
I use the free vesion of Link Assistant (http://www.link-assistant.com/competitors.html) to check PR. There is a feature to search for sites that already link to you and It pulls the PR and puts everything into an xls file for you.
Cheers
Gary
i am on fifth page for live roulette tv and first page for live blackjack tv
how do you know i am not in top 500 for play live roulette – where did you check it?
thanks for the tool, i will check it out now! :3eyes:
I use Rank Tracker for that or SEO Book has one as well that’s free.
@livegirl1 196891 wrote:
i am on fifth page for live roulette tv and first page for live blackjack tv
how do you know i am not in top 500 for play live roulette – where did you check it?
thanks for the tool, i will check it out now! :3eyes:
Just went to Google and did the search (showing 100 results at a time), then searched the page for your URL and the following 4 pages of results.
I have a question that is along the same lines as this concerning keywords and Google.
Say I am in Europe and on Google.com searching ‘Best Casinos’ – My site comes up #6 on the first page. Does this mean that someone in the US will get the same results when on Google.com searching the same keywords?
@bc4u 197731 wrote:
I have a question that is along the same lines as this concerning keywords and Google.
Say I am in Europe and on Google.com searching ‘Best Casinos’ – My site comes up #6 on the first page. Does this mean that someone in the US will get the same results when on Google.com searching the same keywords?
Depending on where you are located, Google will serve you the local version of their site by default. If you are in the UK, you will get google.uk instead of google.com, in France it would be google.fr
The search results are different between them as Google attempts to determine where your site should be shown. They do this based on your TLD (top level domain), so if you have a .uk or .fr in your domain, Google will include you in their .uk or .fr results accordingly. If you have a .com domain, Google determines where you should be by the location of your hosting company. You can override Google’s assumption on your .com by going to Google Webmaster Tools and telling them which country your website should be shown.
i think people searching from google toolbar can have their result from google.com no matter where they are
Yes, you can set your preferences for which Google you search.
