How do I find out what keywords a website ranks for?

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smithy

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• Jun 24, 2010

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I'm looking for a tool to help me analyze competitions rankings and I've found "semrush.com" which has exactly what I'm after but is extortionately expensive. Is there a free alternative or a cheaper one. I'm not a fan of monthly payments.

I'm using traffic travis (cracked) and like the tool but I currently have to enter keywords into it before it will bring me data. The analytical data I'm after is for a tool to pull out "ALL" the keywords a website is ranking for without me having to work them out.

Thanks

Smithy

 

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coolamazer

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• Jun 25, 2010

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As they say- You get what you pay for.... Most providers are going monthly plan and server based.. the sole reason that desktop softwares are easy to crack

 

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Nexonkiller

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• Jun 25, 2010

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Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't google AdWords do this for you?

 

imperial109

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• Jun 25, 2010

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Code:

hxxp://www.compete com/

replace xx with tt
put a dot before com

 

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Drzuni

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• Jun 25, 2010

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Yea, Compete is good.

 

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ultim8

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• Jun 25, 2010

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I use Compete, Seomoz and Spyfu
Posted via Mobile Device

 

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Bolo334

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• Jun 25, 2010

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backlinkcheck.com is an ok one.

 

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Nugget16

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• Jun 25, 2010

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So I've been spending awhile going in circles with this question myself. I deal with a lot of blogs and articles on other sites at the moment. So I have a goal of directing traffic towards www....site/site/myarticle and I'm trying to find associated keywords and how I rank in the Google Serps with respect to those keywords.

Now Compete or Google Keyword Tool may do this already, but I haven't figured out how to do it. If anyone knows or has something for this I'd appreciate it.

 

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smithy

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• Jun 25, 2010
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coolamazer said:

As they say- You get what you pay for.... Most providers are going monthly plan and server based.. the sole reason that desktop softwares are easy to crack

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After looking at these suggestions I'm starting to get that idea! Anyway thanks guys appreciate the help.

 

mccullum

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• Jun 25, 2010

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i also use the alexa statistics.you will find the top phrases under the keywords section there.

 

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techwap

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• Jun 25, 2010

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if forums go to find top thread by views

 

robby

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• Jun 25, 2010

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You can get an idea from google keyword suggestion tool .Put the domain and you can see on which keywords ,traffic on website is coming

 

topsytips

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• Jun 25, 2010

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I've tried compete.com but it never seems to have any data for my niche sites.