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i use Google analytic for cheeking my site visitors..... i always follow Alexa for getting an idea about the ranking of my site....But my Alexa ranking is not improving ...........pls help me to know that is there any other reliable ranking tool which gives rank on the basis of each day traffic?...

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Many replies here mix two different things: daily traffic (how many visitors a page gets) and ranking position for keywords. That distinction matters — ranking tools poll search engine results, while analytics or server logs record visitor counts. Several members already pointed toward analytics and on-site stats (for example and ); below is a practical way to get the daily "rank ↔ traffic" signal you asked for, without confusing metrics.

  1. Capture daily keyword positions from a rank-tracking service that supports daily or on‑demand updates, and set locale/device targets. 2) Export daily traffic per landing page from your analytics or server logs. 3) Map each tracked keyword to its landing URL (most rank trackers supply the URL they saw). 4) Join the two daily CSVs (by date + URL) and compute the relationship (correlation, lead/lag). Dedicated trackers built for daily checks and on‑demand refreshes include modern options designed for fast, localised rank polling. ()

Quick, copy‑paste example to merge daily exports and get a rolling correlation (Python/pandas):

import pandas as pd

rank = pd.read_csv('rankings.csv', parse_dates=['date'])   # date, keyword, url, position
traffic = pd.read_csv('traffic.csv', parse_dates=['date']) # date, url, sessions

merged = rank.merge(traffic, on=['date','url'], how='left')
# daily correlation (Spearman is robust to non-linear rank<>visits)
daily = merged.groupby('date').apply(lambda g: g['position'].corr(g['sessions'], method='spearman'))
daily_7 = daily.rolling(7, min_periods=3).mean()
daily_7.to_csv('daily_rank_traffic_corr.csv', header=['spearman_corr'])

Tips and cautions: align timezones and day boundaries, only correlate when pages have a minimum visitor threshold to avoid noise, and use a 7–14 day rolling window so single-day SERP volatility (personalization, testing, or SERP feature changes) doesn't overrule a real trend. If you are still using old "site popularity" services, note some have shut down or changed — export historic data and switch to daily rank trackers plus reliable analytics before relying on long-term decisions. (archive.ph)

This complements points made by and : use both page-level traffic and keyword-level position data, then let the data show whether rank movement is driving visits.

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Member Avatar for igor106

PageRank is not something that fluctuates on daily basis. Remember that there are billions of webpages and each of them has it's own PR, and not even Google can handle daily calculations of the hundreds of parameters that affect PR. Also, you don't even want to make huge jumps in PR because that will raise a lot of eyebrows and your site may be sandboxed (erased from the index because it smells like spam). Instead, it would be best for you to develop an SEO strategy (because it's not a project, but a process) and work on it daily.
Google Analytics is a fabulous and free tool that you can use, and together with Microsoft Excel you can get plenty of analysis done to your site. The information and analysis done in this way will help you fine-tune your SEO strategy. Study thoroughly the options of Google Analytics, study the traffic segmentation, traffic flow in your site, locate the most interesting page (most time on page spent) and see what you've done that makes this page interesting. Then find the page with the greatest bounce rate and change it using the conclusions you found from your most popular page.
It's really not about the tools you use, but about the way you use them. Tools alone can't do anything for your site. What they could, and what they're meant to do is to provide you with statistics so you can create, test and fine tune your SEO strategy that is matched perfectly for YOUR site. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to SEO.

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Member Avatar for iamseo

Don't forget to include Google Webmaster to check the keywords that you are ranked for. Webmaster is a great tool to analyze your site's keyword optimization and links that point to your site(s).

Member Avatar for SarahRachel01

you can try seositecheckup[dot]com .... this is really a good tool...

Member Avatar for sagive

thank for that tool..
Pagerank changes every 3 month
Alexa is great but why not install piwik ?
inside look on your website stats is the best

Member Avatar for logoonlinepros

Are you talking about to check pr or some other tool.
for check pr use google pr toolbar ,for checking all info about traffic to your site so use google analytics and for getting info about keyword and content so use webmaster for it.

Member Avatar for aumkiiweb

In my point of view google analytics and webmaster are best.

Member Avatar for anwats0n

Google provide you with very good tools...

Member Avatar for oclane

For checking your site Rankings, I think you should install both Google Add-ons and SEOpen will also help you check your PR and Alexa... and for checking your SERP, seoserp.com is a good one.

Member Avatar for johnmarshal

Google provide's you lost of tool for checking PR just search in google and get many tool for checking your PR and according to me google analytics and webmaster are the best tools for checking PR and visitors.

Member Avatar for ankitneuro

I agree with agore1o6 , you should wait for some time even if you are working hard and doing everything correctly. There is no fixed time in SEO to get result . So please wait, you will surly get better PR in some days. :)

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