How much do you pay to track your keywords in google?

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I dont know how much yall pay, but I know how much I pay... Not a damn thing. This service https://www.serplab.co.uk/ will check up to 300 kws in google for free.

This isnt one of thous bots you download and it will check it on the fly, they check it once a day for free(free account). There are paid accounts, that will updates more often. But they are cheap. Not like other tools that start at a 20 spot for just a couple keywords.

Also this service makes thous fancy graphs that every one loves. Again, this is free.

While im sharing free shit that works great. Here is a free backlink checker service tool that works great. Its not ahrefs or moz, but its really good.

BOOM -- http://openlinkprofiler.org/

More free shit for all you fellow tight wads!


*disclaimer* Im in no way affiliated with these companies or servicse. I just think bad ass services need some help sharing the word.
 
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Thanks, that sounds good. I will check now

Right on!

People seem to think IM is just about backlinks and great content. Well in business, shaving costs is important to. With these two services thats 90 dollars of overhead that can be reinvested back into great content and backlinks.

Go make some monies!
 
Thanks OP for the SERP tracker, it seems nice.
However the second site for checking backlinks only lets you download 1k of them in the free version.
Moz is still better and it's for free (by using the coupons every 4 months). And of course Ahrefs and Majestic are the kings :D
 
Thanks OP for the SERP tracker, it seems nice.
However the second site for checking backlinks only lets you download 1k of them in the free version.
Moz is still better and it's for free (by using the coupons every 4 months). And of course Ahrefs and Majestic are the kings :D

Moz be better is debatable. Yes you can download more links, You just have to wait 6 years for moz to find them all.
 
Wow, great share! I'm currently paying $9.9 to track 50 keywords. Thinking about to change the plan.
 
Moz be better is debatable. Yes you can download more links, You just have to wait 6 years for moz to find them all.

I did not say its better in terms of quality, because honestly I haven't compared them (just found out about this now from your thread).
But in terms of quantity it is, because this one lets you download only 1k links in the free version. Unless I am missing something?
 
+1 for open link profiler, by far the best free link checking tool.
 
Rank tracker by linkassistant is also a great tool. However it is not free (there is free version but it is limited). I prefer this because this is self hosted. I don't trust the hosted services. (I know I'm paranoid :p)
 
I did not say its better in terms of quality, because honestly I haven't compared them (just found out about this now from your thread).
But in terms of quantity it is, because this one lets you download only 1k links in the free version. Unless I am missing something?

I dontt think you are missing something, you are correct. In the spirit of sharing, you care to share your moz methode? Let give the people what they want, free tools!
 
I used SerpLab for a while, I always clicked their ads. But the ranks it showed were often inaccurate. LongTailPro's checker is always 100% dead on if I use a proxy and Google my KW.

SerpBook is off a little bit too but it's a bit more accurate than SerpLab. SerpLab tends to show you in higher positions than you are actually in.
 
I used SerpLab for a while, I always clicked their ads. But the ranks it showed were often inaccurate. LongTailPro's checker is always 100% dead on if I use a proxy and Google my KW.

SerpBook is off a little bit too but it's a bit more accurate than SerpLab. SerpLab tends to show you in higher positions than you are actually in.

I know of this problem. If you track your site on certain keywords using different trackers, you will see different positions than when you search on your browser. I tried to investigate this and I found that I could actually find my site at the right position that serplab (or some other tracker) mentions if I use the right country's country's proxy. The search results are sometimes very different even if you are searching on google.com.
 
I used SerpLab for a while, I always clicked their ads. But the ranks it showed were often inaccurate. LongTailPro's checker is always 100% dead on if I use a proxy and Google my KW.

SerpBook is off a little bit too but it's a bit more accurate than SerpLab. SerpLab tends to show you in higher positions than you are actually in.

I can confirm that SerpLab is showing inaccurate results, hope the developers will fix that. About openlinkprofiler.org, I believe it has been shared here in the past, its ok for a free tool.
 
I can confirm that SerpLab is showing inaccurate results, hope the developers will fix that. About openlinkprofiler.org, I believe it has been shared here in the past, its ok for a free tool.

Im not here to take credit for posting this first or whatever. Honestly, i could care less if someone else posted. My intentions are to simply spread the word. Ive been using both services for awhile and i feel leting people know about them is my payment back.

Im not into guru circle jerk web cams, facebook or g+ seo networking groups, hell i dont even troll other forums. When it comes to seo, i come here. So this is where i let people know about things, seo related, that are awesome.

I hope they where shared before, they provide me a valuable service for free. Saves me 90+ dollars a month that i can reinvest into other aspects of my online business.
 
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