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WebranX Pro 1.1

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WebranX is a simple application that allows you to find the position of a web site on major search engines results pages for a given key phrase. WebranX visually indicates your site position among the top search engines like Google, Yahoo, Altavista, Alltheweb, MSN.

What's New

Version 1.1:

Improved search in Google
Improved search in Yahoo
Improved search in MSN
Minor Bug Fixes

Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

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Notimetoulouse commented on 23 May 2011

This app is dead in the water. Looks like the dotcom name has been bought by an internet marketer - clicking the devs link takes you to a pre sell page.

[Version 1.1]

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Ryanpetris replied on 01 Jun 2011

The download link doesn't even work anymore. MacUpdate needs a "report" link to alert admins of issues such as this...

djacouma commented on 22 Jan 2007

Indeed conceptually nice but haven't yet gotten it to not quit before completing a search. Mac OS 10.3.9 on Powerbook g4 2GM ram and dsl connection.

[Version 1.1]

sparkwatson reviewed on 28 Feb 2006

I'm rating this 5 stars as it relates to the competition -- though it does have some issues. I would love to see more interest in this app.

Webranx is one of the only keyword trackers on the mac. Your only other option (that I know of) to track multiple search engines is Advanced Web Ranking -- a klutzy, interface-confused, but advanced, java app that starts at $59.

Webranx is free -- but I wish it were $15 to $20 and seeing very active development. It's a great app for the independent web developer. I use it to give keyword feedback to clients.

But we need
-fewer crashes
-exportable data (If I could supply my clients w/ an excel spreadsheet or just a nice graph, that'd be swell)
-the ability to update all keywords at once (many, many mouse clicks required in this app)
-the ability to add multiple keywords at once

It has lovely graphs, it's a beautiful interface, I love that it keeps a history, that you can add multiple sites, etc. If they keep at it, they've got this market on the mac.

[Version 1.1]

Anonymous reviewed on 07 Nov 2005

It is (was) a great software, but then it stopped giving GOOOGLE results and that's very frustrating.
- Mac OS X Panther and WebranX PRO version 1.1 -

[Version 1.0.2]

Anonymous reviewed on 29 Jul 2005

Great Software. Would love to see it improved with ability to click-order columns, regular timed searches and less unexpected quits

[Version 1.0.2]

Anonymous reviewed on 18 May 2005

What do the "up arrows" mean?

[Version 1.0]

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Anonymous commented on 18 May 2005

Means that the site is not found in the first 100 results.

Anonymous reviewed on 17 May 2005

So this basically creates a front end to search websites? I can already do that with Sherlock or Watson.

Sherlock will rank results according to the web results anyway, giving you an idea of where your page ranks.

I just don't see what the point of this software is.

[Version 1.0]

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Anonymous commented on 17 May 2005

Sherlock and Watson are tools to perform a search simultaneously on the top search engines. Webranx instead is a tool to see the rank of a site for a given keyword... not a search engines front end.

Anonymous reviewed on 17 May 2005

Just downloaded this application, and already I don't understand it.

Fine, I input some URL (www.apple.com).

Then, a keyword...what for...well, fine APPL.

Click Go button, and what I get is no chart but all 6 search engines showing up arrows for Apple's Web site. No rankings at all.

Sure, Yahoo and MS are very top ranked, but Apple no way.

[Version 1.0]

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Anonymous commented on 17 May 2005

Try to change your keyword... maybe you can try with "imac" :-)

sparkwatson replied on 28 Feb 2006

um...so have you tried searching for AAPL in a search engine to see if it backs up your claim? apple.com doesn't show up for the keyword search AAPL on google. No surprise there - that's its ticker symbol - how much do you see apple posting their ticker symbol on their site?

Your review is invalid.

Anonymous reviewed on 07 Oct 2004

The tools results did not match an actual search using the same words. I was thinking #7 on Yahoo. Great. I went to Yahoo typed in the same words and could not find the website.

[Version 0.2]

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Anonymous commented on 16 Nov 2004

There are many yahoo sites out, webranx search results at this url:

http://search.yahoo.com/search?n=100&va=KEYWORDS

Anonymous reviewed on 01 Feb 2004

I downloaded this tool today, and was very happy to find that my website was listed in top 10 on Google for the keyword I am interested in.

But then I searched for "web ranking", and I found Advanced Web Ranking, which also displays a nice graph of how my website ranked over time, and has all sorts of advanced features for this task.

Great to see such great tools developed for the Mac! I think I'm going to buy a tool like this very soon.

[Version 0.2]