Shoemoney Search Engine Result Pages Script

Filed in: SEO Beginner, Web — September 5th, 2007

Shoemoney Search Engine Result Pages (SERP) script is a simple script to tell you how well your site ranked for search terms in different search engines: Google, Yahoo, MSN Search, and AltaVista.

Shoemoney Search Engine Result Pages Script

With the script, you do not need to go to different search engines to check how well your (or competitor’s site) ranked for a search term. However, the script does not tell you WHY and HOW a site ranked well.

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  • http://ahtim-theblogger.blogspot.com/ tim

    this is a good tool to use. thank you

  • http://ahtim-theblogger.blogspot.com/ tim

    this is a good tool to use. thank you

  • http://ahtim-theblogger.blogspot.com tim

    this is a good tool to use. thank you

  • http://www.heartbeat.com.my/ vincent

    thanks liew. this shoemoney really help me a lot in knowing the latest page rank in google, yahoo, msn and so on.

    before that, i used to calculate the page rank 1 by 1, quite stupid :(
    haha~

  • http://www.heartbeat.com.my/ vincent

    thanks liew. this shoemoney really help me a lot in knowing the latest page rank in google, yahoo, msn and so on.

    before that, i used to calculate the page rank 1 by 1, quite stupid :(
    haha~

  • http://www.heartbeat.com.my vincent

    thanks liew. this shoemoney really help me a lot in knowing the latest page rank in google, yahoo, msn and so on.

    before that, i used to calculate the page rank 1 by 1, quite stupid :(
    haha~

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    I have used these before, so far I think it work best for me.

  • http://greentac.blogspot.com/ Greentac

    I have used these before, so far I think it work best for me.

  • http://greentac.blogspot.com Greentac

    I have used these before, so far I think it work best for me.

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