Google Search Engine Rankings Delivered Straight to Your Twitter and GTalk

Chances are if you own some kind of online business, you regularly check to see where your pages rank for certain keywords on the Google search engine results page. After all, whilst any good internet marketer knows not to rely on only one source of traffic, they also know that they'd be fools to ignore the biggest traffic source of them all (that being Google).

The trouble is some people become overly obsessed with tracking their relative keyword positions in Google's search engine, sometimes even going so far as to look them up several times a day, resulting in a terrible waste of time and money. Which is why today I'd like to share a free tool which makes it easy to automate the retrieval of SERPs related information.

TweetedRanks is a free, web based tool, that allows users to set up tracking bots to monitor the Google positions for selected keywords. Every tracked keyword adds a day to the amount of time between reports (so at 1 keyword tracked you get daily updates, whilst 2 keyword updates come every other day and so on).The fun part about the tool is that it sends the results as a private message to users Twitter and GTalk accounts.

Using the TweetedRanks site couldn't be simpler. All you need to do is register, then add the domain to watch along with the keywords to track.

That done, all that is left to do is choose the ways you want to receive your updates. Just let TweetedRanks know the name of your Twitter and GTalk accounts, then add the TweetedRanks bot as a friend on GTalk or become its follower on Twitter and you are all set to go.

If you just can't wait for the updates to be sent out to you, don't worry, you can also use the TweetedRanks site to directly view your keyword positioning over time, displayed in the form of an adjustable graph.

This is a guest post by Ann Smarty of MyBlogGuest.

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