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Use this free tool to check your rankings on Google with advanced criteria. Our favorite is the ability to specify the last modified timeframe so yu can find documents that have been modified recently but the language, document type and Google contry specifics as well as some of the other features are very handy as well.

As an SEO it can be a real pain to run searches over and over again to see how your website ranks for multiple phrases. Use this tool to see how your site (or your competitors' sites) rank for multiple phrases at once.

For those of you who've ever wanted to check how you fare against your competitors for specific phrases we now provide a solution. This is version one of this free SEO tool and soon we'll be adding in the ability to check multiple phrases for multiple domains. Who knows, maybe we'll even add in scheduling so you can have the rankings emailed to you on a regular basis. You'll just have to keep visiting to find out.

Starting an SEO company (correctly) is a lot harder than you might first think. Let's assume for a moment that you're at the stage where you're launching the company, whether that means you'll be starting a full-scale SEO company or going it alone is up to you.

Here's a quick summary of what you've got: a new site with no links, history and probably light on content. You've likely got a name with very little brand recognition and an SEO (you) that probably has little in the way of recognition as well. If these don't apply to you then this article likely doesn't either, but if any of this sounds familiar then hopefully you'll find some helpful advice here.

How many times a day do you run a search only to find that the top sites don't yield the results you're looking for? Sometimes this can be based solely on the type of search you're running (i.e. there is a lot of information and it's a broad field), sometimes it can be caused by those pesky SEO's out there doing their job and other times it's simply a matter of knowing how and where to search for what you're looking to find.