SERP checking

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What is a good way to keep track of about 300 KWs on about 25 URLs (all URLs are the same domain)

It is one site, all the same niche but only about 25 pages are worth pushing to for rank. the other hundred pages are just sort of complimentary

I want something on my desktop. I will just put in the domain and than the KWs and it will find which pages rank for them.
(I suppose I could just put in the 25 URLs too)
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Some stuff I have tried:

RankTracker used to do this but now it does not. Their forum says to not even try to look for KW that are not in the first 50 positions and to disable proxy support.

It is like they are giving up on SERP tracking.

I have tried Traffic Travis, it works but has no variation in its settings to simulate human interaction so Google blocks it pretty quickly.

I also bought the add on for Scrapebox and it gives all sorts of screwy results.
 
What is a good way to keep track of about 300 KWs on about 25 URLs (all URLs are the same domain)

It is one site, all the same niche but only about 25 pages are worth pushing to for rank. the other hundred pages are just sort of complimentary

I want something on my desktop. I will just put in the domain and than the KWs and it will find which pages rank for them.
(I suppose I could just put in the 25 URLs too)
...........
Some stuff I have tried:

RankTracker used to do this but now it does not. Their forum says to not even try to look for KW that are not in the first 50 positions and to disable proxy support.

It is like they are giving up on SERP tracking.

I have tried Traffic Travis, it works but has no variation in its settings to simulate human interaction so Google blocks it pretty quickly.

I also bought the add on for Scrapebox and it gives all sorts of screwy results.

Unless you really need to have it on your desktop, I'd recommend just using one of the many web apps out there. They all seem interchangeable to me and get the job done. If you need a desktop app, Scrapebox is probably about as good as it gets, screwy results and all. I used Advanced Web Ranking years ago, but I just checked their website and they've discontinued the desktop app.
 
I thought nobody's using desktop app on that kind of thing?

Anyway you can also take advantage of Ahrefs, although not suggested if it is a group buy.

Or a pro rank or serpbook.
 
Traffic Travis will do exactly what I want it to, if it would work.

I put 10 proxies into TT and asked it to check 1 URL against about 25 KWs. It got blocked immediately by Google. I had the timer set to check every 45 seconds. (it was blocked before probably 20 seconds)

I checked RankerX, and those same 10 proxies were working fine.

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Anyway

I want desktop because I can plug all 250 KWs into it and have my 25 URLs and check them all at once instead of one at a time.
 
Still going to recommend one of those web tracking services. I've tried all those desktop rank trackers and they were just a hassle and a big time waster. I use Serplab now and no more headaches. You wake up in thhe morning, fresh results for that day is there. Or you can force it to check when you click the little button. For $5 a month, it's worth it.
 
Serpbook is good, I have been using it a for a few years.
 
I use serplab for my personal projects with massive ammounts of keywords its ugly but its good.

I use serpbook for clients that like pretty reports
 
You can try https://www.serplab.co.uk/ it's works good for me with checking Thousand of keyword position at a same Time :)
How does the paid service work? How long is the waiting time? They are having issues on the free service.
 
SERP is the search engine result page. When user enters the search query that time search engine results the web page as output. It results the unique pages though you have entered the same keywords but different phrases. The result used to vary because of the various daily to daily researches applied by the search engine.

It has two types of results as organic result and paid result. Organic result is the result which returned by the search engine as result of the search engine algorithm. Paid result are displayed because the owner of the web-pages has paid the certain amount to display their web-pages as the result.
 
SERPBOOK is the good choice for tracking bulk keywords. It works well and I used it for two years.
 
Why do you need a desktop only solution? Use one of the various rank trackers and focus upon improving your SEO efforts. Check the likes of serplab out.
 
Another vote for serplab, you can add around 300 for free there, but if you want a many more, it will cost you like $5 abouts, for the next up plan.
 
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