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Is there a way to track/see what keywords my competitors are bidding on? Perferrably I would like to enter a competitor’s url and see a list of keywords they are bidding on.

Who’s Linking to You? Who’s Linking to Your Competition? Using a free tool called Keyword Tracker you can track your Google rank.

http://www.flyte.biz/resources/newsletters/05/03-keyword-tracker.html

Try Google’s Keyword Tool free. Benefits:
* shows 12 months historical search trends
* can analyze a page or site for automatically recommending keywords
* they have the largest search userbase, and thus can offer great keyword depth
* gives estimated cost, competition level, and suggests potential negative keywords
* easy to export your list as an XLS spreadsheet
https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

http://www.agentwebranking.com/help/google/google-positioning.htm

With online advertising, it is theoretically possible to know how effective your advertising is by tracking customers all the way from the initial click-throughs to a sale. [New services from Salesforce.com and NetSuite] enable anyone to do exactly that. Salesforce.com has bought a small start-up, Kieden (pronounced’keyed-in’), and has used it to launch a new service called ‘Salesforce for Google AdWords’ that provides the capability to track click-throughs on Google ads (those on Google itself as well as ads on sites that have their advertising ‘Powered by Google’) to sales leads generated in salesforce.com. Kieden was already a salesforce.com partner and was hosted on salesforce.com’s AppExchange online platform.

3 Responses to “What is the best way to track competitors’ Google keywords?”

1. frodo Says:
   December 29th, 2009 at 11:23 pm

   Keep in mind the old saw, "What’s good for the goose, is good for the gander."

   If you can do it, so can they. Do you really want that?
   References :

2. Gary Cooper Says:
   December 30th, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Go Get This

   http://tinyurl.com/ydq4x4
   References :

3. JFAD Says:
   December 30th, 2009 at 12:09 am

   Who’s Linking to You? Who’s Linking to Your Competition? Using a free tool called Keyword Tracker you can track your Google rank.
   http://www.flyte.biz/resources/newsletters/05/03-keyword-tracker.html

   Try Google’s Keyword Tool free. Benefits:
   * shows 12 months historical search trends
   * can analyze a page or site for automatically recommending keywords
   * they have the largest search userbase, and thus can offer great keyword depth
   * gives estimated cost, competition level, and suggests potential negative keywords
   * easy to export your list as an XLS spreadsheet
   https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

   http://www.agentwebranking.com/help/google/google-positioning.htm

   With online advertising, it is theoretically possible to know how effective your advertising is by tracking customers all the way from the initial click-throughs to a sale. [New services from Salesforce.com and NetSuite] enable anyone to do exactly that. Salesforce.com has bought a small start-up, Kieden (pronounced’keyed-in’), and has used it to launch a new service called ‘Salesforce for Google AdWords’ that provides the capability to track click-throughs on Google ads (those on Google itself as well as ads on sites that have their advertising ‘Powered by Google’) to sales leads generated in salesforce.com. Kieden was already a salesforce.com partner and was hosted on salesforce.com’s AppExchange online platform.
   References :
   Salesforce.com

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