Where are my indexed pages?

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I have a need for priceless data.

I'd like to get a list of my URLs that are currently indexed in Google where each item tells me:

1. The keyword(s) that this URL is indexed for.
2. At which place this listing resides in the SERPs.

[AussieWebmaster]

try using the firefox plug in rank checker - you have to put in the keywords yourself but it gives rank for all three engines

part of how the keyword placement are determined is by inbound links and what the text is

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Yeah, I'll probably end up having to create a list of keywords for this to happen - but this manual process wouldn't be as time efficient as software that generates these results automatically.

[AussieWebmaster]

you can use something like seoelite to determine the inbound links and the text of your and other sites' pages and start with them.... then add those words to rank checker and see how you are doing

bottomline is there is no real way of telling every word a page can be listed for

[metasynman]

Your best place to start is reviewing the server logs for your web site. Any halfway-decent site stats program will tell you the primary keywords being used to find your site. Run those through a rank checker to see where those are sitting. Then, if there are others you WANT to be ranked for, use a tool to run a rank check for 'em (there's a ton out there for free to use one-at-a-time).

One thing I'll warn you about with automated rank checking software, is it takes FOREVER to run your entire keyword list through the system. Best bet is to take a few keywords at a time and do it manually and you can analyze them as you go.