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How To Check Your Global Google SERPs Efficiently

Went Hot: December 18, 2007 - 9:34 am
Posted By: DaveDavis 565 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.searchenginepeople.com)
Category: Google

With Local SEO becoming more and more prominent, it’s imperative that we track SERP rankings not only on Google (dot) Com but also on regional Google search engines. Obtaining reporting on natural search results across different geographies can be tedious and time consuming, especially when a particular client receives a significant portion of referral traffic from different regional Google search engines

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from neyne 565 days ago #

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a great tool...

from DaveDavis 565 days ago #

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Thanks. As usual, if you would like any features, let me know.

Should be noted that the link in the post to the extension page is to the old version (although the download is the same). New version is here:

http://www.redflymarketing.com/blog/google-global-view-results-different-locations/

I'll 301 when I get the chance.

from dailymoolah 565 days ago #

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Dave you've saved me time and money - You're a star in my books

from toddmintz 565 days ago #

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One of the most valuable SEO tools I've seen...you da man!

from DaveDavis 565 days ago #

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I have a lot to learn about optimizing social media titles ;)

This was released a few weeks ago and even went hot on sphinn then!

Anyway, making the tool was my pleasure. Everyone at our agency has been using it for months now. If anyone has any feedback or feature requests, please let me know.

Also, if you know what the mozilla developer sandbox is, please feel free to review the plugin so we can get it published on the mozilla official site (and provide automatic updates).

from MariosAlexandrou 565 days ago #

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I thought the gl parameter (used by this add-on) doesn't actually work with organic search results. It influences the paid side of things though. Here's a snippet from a Saarch Engine Land article that I'm basing my comment on...

There's a GL parameter I believe, where you can actually say, "now, show the ads as if I were searching from Canada. Okay, now I'm going to switch to Mexico." For search we haven't historically made that as easy.

http://searchengineland.com/070302-111618.php

from aimClear 565 days ago #

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I'm taking the FF extention for a ride now. Thanks.

from Harith 565 days ago #

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Very useful tool. Thanks!

from DaveDavis 564 days ago #

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@Marios, that is why in the latest release, we added the option to add the ccTLD to your custom search. There is also the option (default) to depersonalize your search results.

@aimclear, let me know how it goes. I would love your feedback.

@Harith, you are welcome.