This is the entry point for a lot of site owners and employees to SEO. They want to know how they are ranking on Google and other search engines on not just 1 but for many pages. Professional SEO’s often try to minimize this step because the best ways to do it are a pain in the ass. However, this tool is in the right interface (firefox, which is where I use google, is a lot more convenient to administer the program rather than a separate app). Basically, when I started out 6 years ago, I used a spreadsheet and Google to take engine rankings. Then I expanded it to Yahoo. My professional career was really based on running my own search engines and directories, which means that you target a bunch of keywords. So as those sites were developed and optimized, the top 50 keywords, which was about all I could stomach using my exceptionally speedy manual methods (hint save the URL’s you want to use over and over again as a list somewhere that you can right click on in Firefox and choose open in tabs. You will have to navigate the results pages that open up whenever you have left the page you were on previously, but that’s what you are looking for anyway, so it can be kind of exciting.

Anyway, Aaron Wall has released the first SEO tool in a while that I have thought was well-made and useful and it helps with this activity. You can Download the SEOBook.com Rank Checker here.

• Firefox Extension
• Add Multiple Keywords at Once\
• Checks Multiple Keywords at once
• Export to CSV