I need a tool to track SERP's

[Graeme]

I want to be able to automate the way I track my SERP's for my core key words. I really only care about Google, Yahoo & MSN at this point but I need to be able to track on the .ca domains.

I am looking for a paid solution that is robust and works.

Any suggestions?

Morgan--> you have a testimonial up on WEB CEO, do you recommend them?

[ericbadgley]

I have used seo elite. but cost 150 bucks

[drang3d]

SEODIGGER.com have a sister site called serparchive.org . Havent used it yet but you could try that!

[gibex]

you can try the tools from digitalpoint.com

[Agnafl]

iwebtool.com also has a good tool to track the SERPs.

[Graeme]

I have budget to pay for the tool as a one time expense. My main concern is accuracy of the data.

ericbadgley --> How did you like SEO elite?

[Bigtoe]

http://www(dot)mikes-marketing-tools...nking-reports/

[Dan Connolly]

As I understand it Google doesn't want you to use the ranking tools as they waste valuable bandwidth and it will negatively affect your ranking if they catch you! So don't use them if you use Google analytics.

[seoservices]

I use webceo to track hundreds of clients and keywords. I'm pretty sure they even have a free version but it only tracks up to 5 keywords per site. I really like them because as Dan Connolly said above me, Google doesn't like automated rank checkers. WebCEO staggers their search so it looks more like human search and not a bot.

[kid disco]

As I understand it Google doesn't want you to use the ranking tools as they waste valuable bandwidth and it will negatively affect your ranking if they catch you! So don't use them if you use Google analytics.

What does Google Analytics have to do with rank checking?