Future of SERP tracking
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Hi all
I guess we all know what happend to Raven, loosing its AdWords API and being forced into removing SERP tracking. If not, see more here:
http://raventools.com/blog/scraped-data-serp-tracker/
What is SEOMOZ stand on this? Will you continue to provide SERP tracking?
Kind regards
Fredrik
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Also from Rand "I can say that SEOmoz's plans for the long term do not include removing rankings data. We will be running a survey next week to gauge the relative importance of this data to our community, and then considering this over the next few weeks, at which point, I'll likely have more info to share."
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From Rand, "Gyorgy is correct! We have no current plans to remove ranking data. I'll be writing more about this soon."
Authority Labs, who were providing Raven with rank tracking via API, also plan to continue providing rank tracking.
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