SERP Page Checking

[Wynthar]

Hey guys. Got a question. Anyone know of a good way, method, website for finding what rank your website is in the search engines? Besides of course going through and looking.

The perfect solution would be a free php script that automates searching and determining the page rank based on keywords.

But a decent checking service that does more than 100 deep. I found one or two that is 100 deep, but I have some keywords that are 150-200 that I would like to check on versus my competitors.

Thoughts?

[Marcdk]

Hmm, i'm not 100% sure what exactly you're looking for, so excuse me if i understood this wrong..

http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/fleud.com

Alexa.com is a great site where any website on the internet has a certain rank. To get a higher rank, you need a lot of visitors, as well as backlinks..

Hope it helped you out

[Sky_king]

This is the best I could find Wynthar, I hope is helps;
SerpRank.com

And Marc. SERP stands for Search Engine Ranking Page you can read more about it here:
Wikipedia

[Wynthar]

Yea, I found the SerpRank.com site. I was looking for a code/script that I could use to create my own page like SerpRank. I wanted to put it in the admin section of another website my boss could see how our company website ranked for different search terms plus how the competition ranked for those search terms. I don't want to have to use a third party website.

[Sky_king]

Can't you code something like that yourself? Just have a look at their code? Well, if I find anything, I'll let you know!

[Wynthar]

You can't look at someone else's php/c# code. Only html, but the php/cgi is behind the scenes. I can code something like this myself, but upon further research google is trying to prevent anything like this. They want to deny most/all searches that are made by programs. Oh well. I may do a small thing that won't get flagged, but can't have anything major that does tons of searches.

Kinda lame. I wish google would provide a service to report the Search Engine Result Position for various URL's based on Keywords. I think they could provide this with much less overhead than people pulling the full page and parsing the page.

Oh well.