Look, I’m Ranked in Google!

Want to know where your site ranks under a particular keyword? There are some tools out there that do an OK job of this, but until now there has been no tool as awesome as Jaaxy for efficient checking and tracking rankings in Google.

Introducing, Jaaxy SiteRank.

What I want you to do is sign-up an account right now, it is free. Jaaxy is free to try and you can use the Site Rank functionality within Jaaxy. Free members get full access to check the first 50 results in Google.

If you are already a premium member of Jaaxy, SiteRank will search through the first 20 pages (200 results) in Google to check to see where your website is ranked.

I am going to give you some quick examples here of the sheer power of this tool.

Checking My Website Rankings

You can quickly and easily check your website rankings using Jaaxy. Want to see where your personal website is ranked (own domain) or your free websites are ranked under particular keywords, just do a simple search in Jaaxy.

For example, I am going to use Jaaxy as my test case here. I am going to check and see where my Jaaxy Blog Post ranks under the search term "alphabet soup technique". Under the SiteRank tab in Jaaxy, I perform this search and here are the results.

BOOM, #1 on page 1, in other words #1 overall. You can do this with absolutely any search term with any website. It is an easy way to determine where your website or pages on your website are ranked under certain keywords.

Checking My Street Articles Rankings

Want to know where your Street Articles are ranked? I personally have a many first page Google ranked articles at StreetArticles.com and I use this tool to check the rankings of all of my articles. Here is just one example of an article that I write some time ago on "How to Make a Baking Soda Volcano".

One of the search terms I was targeting with this article was "make a baking soda volcano", so I am going to put this keyword + the URL (streetarticles.com) into the SiteRank feature in Jaaxy. Here are the results:

Not bad, #14 overall (on the 2nd page). Not the best and this particular article could use some work, but being on the 2nd page of the results is a good sign. In this case I would want to get some social activity going on here by sharing this article via social networks, aim to get content, or sometimes it can be helpful to get incoming social bookmarks via reddit, digg, or otherwise.

Another thing that can help is writing a "similar" article to the topic, in this case I could write an article on "make volcano without baking soda" a popular search term.

Many, MANY uses for Site Rank!

You an use the SiteRank feature to understand SEO for the following types of content.

• Local rankings
• Video Rankings (Youtube, Vimeo, etc)
• Article Rankings (any directory)
• Competition Rankings
• Analyzing other sites
• Authority site Rankings
• Forum/Community Rankings
• Social Bookmarking sites
• Social Networks
• Keep an eye on impact of Google Panda and Penguin Updates!

The better you can understand site rankings and are able to determine how your activities impact your rankings positively or negatively, the better you are going to become at getting top rankings.

Important Upcoming Event...

Starting next week we are going to be offering an SiteRank Christmas Bonus for all Premium Jaaxy members, including two amazing live video training sessions geared towards the benefits of SiteRank and how to use it to grow your online business. If you want rankings and you want to benefit in great proportions from “knowing” how sites rank, then you are going to want to take advantage of this event bonuses.

Let’s start this holiday season and new year off as the most SUCCESSFUL one yet!