does anyone here knows where can i find a script that can show me which position is my site in some keyword?
I'm looking for a script that can search in all 100 pages Google have for every keywords.
thanks a lot in advance.
This script will automatically track your websites’ Google positions for any given keywords on any Google (.co.uk, .com, .nl, .it etc). It will periodically update the rankings once a day and these can be easily displayed anywhere on your website.
Link here!
If you want to monitor your site use Google Web master tools
Google Webmaster Tools provides you with detailed reports about your pages' visibility on Google
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I am working on a website where I want to get keyword that my website was searched for on Google.
For example my website is for architect services, someone goes on Google and searches for "Architectural drawings" and gets my site in search and clicks.
I want to get that keyword stored as variable to serve dynamic content.
EDIT
Looking at the answers I think i did not make myself clear.
I am signed up with analytics and I get reports on what keywords by site is being searched for.
What is currently want is When user clicks on google search result to visit my page, i want to use the keyword in order to deliver dynamic content on my page. so if user searched for "Architectural Drafting" and click on my link on search result, i want to deliver content related to architectural drafting and if keyword id "Architectural Design" then content may differ, so i need to get keyword stored as variable when visitor is on my page.
Is that possible?
EDIT 2
I got answer that this is not possible but somehow i came along a plugin that claims under "What The Visitor Wants to Learn From Your Website SPECIFICALLY" first point "by the keywords people are using to land on your website" check link [1]. if they can personalize on the keyword people used to land on my website, there must be some technique used if not cookies, i want to find that out.
[1] http://smartduu.com/content-personalization-plugin/
Regards
Manoj Soni
You need to sign up Google Search Console to see what keyword searches on Google.
Track your site's search performance with Google Search Console and
browse around for more webmaster resources.
Optionally you can sign up Google Analytics and links it up to Google Search Console so that you can access more advance data for keyword search.
If you associate a Google Analytics property with a site in your
Search Console account, you’ll be able to see Search Console data in
your Google Analytics reports. You’ll also be able to access Google
Analytics reports directly from the Links to your site, and Sitelinks
pages in Search Console.
No, that is not possible, at least not for organic search. The keyword is not included in the request that redirects a user from the search results to your page.
If you use Google Adwords then you can ad value track parameters with the search term dynamically filled in to your destination urls. This will work for paid traffic only.
Google Analytics will not help here (for the most part it does not include organic search keywords, either).
Google Search Console will give you info on organic search terms, but not in realtime and will not help for your use case.
I use Google Analytics to get visitors statistics on my webiste (PHP) and I see that a lot of traffic comes from sites like share-buttons.xyz, traffic2cash.xyz and top1-seo-service.com. I think this is because I use SEO-firendy URL:s (for looks in the addess bar).
This is not really a problem for the site itself, but when I look at the statistics in Google Analytics it includes these robots and non-users and the numbers are therefore not true.
Is there a way to block these robots or do I have to subtract the robots visits from the statistics manually every time I want a report?
If you see this happening you can prospectively exclude them from all future reports in GA by using a filter on that view (admin - filters, create filter, then apply to specific view)
If you specifically want to do it proactively using PHP then you could use some regex to match undesirable referrers in request headers and return nothing.
The answer to the main question is yes, but it requires to be be persistent and it is basically an ongoing task that you will need to perform. Yes, I know is a pain.
Just to let you know this has nothing todo with PHP or your friendly URL, your website is being a victim of what is known as ghost referrals. Google has not publicly said anything on the topic but just recently I found this article reporting that Google has finally found a solution here.
However, I choose to be sceptical about this. In the mean time this is what you need to do:
Make sure to leave a view untouched without any filters (Read the fourth paragrah)
In Google Analytics > admin > view > View Settings> Check "Exclude all hits from known bots and spiders" like this.
In the same view block spam bots: a) Check the list of ghost referrals in YOUR REPORT following this method and b) Create a filter like this.
I recommend you to read this article in full that contains lots of details and more information.
Some people like to create filters with Regex listening all the spammy bots, if you want to check a up to date list visit this repository.
when you do a google on "site:yoursite.com" it will display the items/pages that are under that site. on the top of the search result, there is an item that says "About 999 results (0.49 seconds)". How do I get that piece of information from either Google Analytics or Webmaster tools. Im using PHP as my lang.
I have over a hundred sites that I wanted to track. And using the old (http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/web?v=1.0&q=site:yoursite.com) doesn't work because google imposed a query limit. So im thinking that maybe I can get these info from GA and/or WMT.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
You can see amount of indexed pages in Webmaster Tools under Google Index -> Index Status.
However, I think the exact number might be slightly different from site:yoursite.com.
Let me know if that helps.
I want to store visitor information like reach time ,duration of visit and also exact location of the visitor.
Can any one give me any ideas about it? Please help me.
Just a few links to get you started:
JavaScript heat map generator used to track where users clicked on your site
Recording the time a user spent on any single page
Tracking the user's location via IP
Official Geolocation API specification
In my opinion, best thing would be to use some external website statistics tool (like Google Analytics or similar). You can also search for some solutions you install locally (like AWStats, in case of privacy concerns). No need to reinvent the wheel there.
Hi friends I want to implement Bing Search my for My Static Site So that it when I put somthing in the search bar it should search my hole site for the contents to match the search keywords.
Please Can any one help me to do this.
http://www.bing.com/siteowner
Here is Bing's "Getting Started" site, which should help you get started and guide you through setting this up on your website.
You don't necessarily have to submit your site to Bing, but it might be a good idea if searches are not generating results. Bing has a web crawler, the so-called "BingBot" that indexes web content. It may have already found your site and indexed it. You might check the robots.txt file to make sure that it doesn't contain directives blocking crawlers.
To submit site to Bing:
http://www.bing.com/webmaster/SubmitSitePage.aspx
From personal experience - we didn't formally submit our site to Bing. We've got a Bing Box, and it's returning results.