Webmaster tools search analytics - can you get current position (not average ) to show with out having to click through
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We are working using Webmaster tools position, then pages. Looking at the average position to improve our page rankings.
A lot of our pages are already moving up quite well, so the average is not reflecting the current position
Is there a way we can see the current page rank rather that an average, with out having to click through each search, (position, then pages etc.) it is quite time consuming.
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Hi Li.
Unfortunately I've not found a way to do that. But I strongly recommend you using pro services like Moz RankTracker or some serptrackers.
Personally I use SERPbook.com
Free stuff usualy comes with time consuming actions.Hope it helps.
GR
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