finding myself in Google

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Does anyone know if there is a way to find what your ranking for a keyword in google's organic results? Do I have to type in the keyword then search back through all the pages until I find my url?

I'm guessing that just because google adwords people (denied permission to run a campaign about 4 times now), that I should still be in the organic results somewhere... right?
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  • I use Traffic Travis free version. Under the search engine tools tab you can enter your website and check ranking.
  • You can us the Search Engine Tools module of Traffic Travis to find out your rankings in google. The free version of the software is fully functional.
  • Well, if you are not on the first page, then you are hardly there at all. In fact, I think you need to be in the top 5.

    I am unaware of tools that will tell you exactly where your site is on Google.

    If you just want to see if your site is on Google just google SITEYOUR SITE URL) to find out if you are in the goog directory and how many pages you have there.
  • You can try seoserp.com for your site rank. It serves many different google country search as well.
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  • SEO Elite will look this info up for you as well, but it is a paid product.
  • I use rankchecker from seobook dot com. Its free
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  • I use WebCEO - SEO Software by Web CEO :: Search Engine Optimization Software / Complete SEO Toolkit for Website Optimization, Promotion and Maintenance .

    While I use the paid version now, I used the Free version for years. It works, and works better than anything else I've tried in the past.
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    • Traffic Travis and Market Samurai are the recommended ones. You can also check out the Firefox rank checker plugin. I used Market Samurai for 90% of my SEO stuff.
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  • Google webmaster tools - contains a lot of info. I'm surprised that nobody mentioned this one.
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    finding myself in Google

    Does anyone know if there is a way to find what your ranking for a keyword in google's organic results? Do I have to type in the keyword then search back through all the pages until I find my url? I'm guessing that just because google adwords people (denied permission to run a campaign about 4 times now), that I should still be in the organic results somewhere... right?