Mivoa.com - Find out where a Website Ranks for a Particular Keyword/Key Phrase

This month I'm selling Mivoa.com which trawls Google's SERPs to find out where the specified website ranks for a particular keyword or key phrase. For example, "Google.com" ranks in position #1 for the keyword "Google". The ranks are based on the location of the server which gives a really good idea of the rank - but just remember that Google provides personal results based on your current location.

Mivoa also follows the link that is listed on Google for the website, the landing page is then parsed to check for the presence of the keyword/key phrase you searched for in the title tag, or a H1 tag. It will even count how many times the keyword/key phrase appears on the landing page which proves crucial for SEO reasons.

The website is 100% unique, coded in PHP, using Javascript & AJAX for a web 2.0 functionality. It also uses Scriptalicious for a pretty drop down, although if you're not keen on this then I will be more than happy to remove it for you.

The auction will end in roughly a week's time. I'd like to start the bidding at a mere $30. I do have a BIN in mind as I know how well websites like this do, I just don't have the time at all to promote it as I'm busy promoting TalkPHP. Increments of $10 minimum, please.

Any questions, please just ask! If you happen to find any bugs, they will be fixed for free - I'm also available if you require any additions to the script. The domain is an optional extra, and will cost you $25.00 on top of your bid, unless the bid is high enough - in which case, it will be included.

$30 Here thanks

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looks great! but i can't seem to get it to work for a lot of my websites. I can see it working for google.com and google, but it doesn't work for http://www.lost-series.com for the key phrase lost series.

Yeah, i have the same problem. It rarely seems to work, in fact, i haven't got it working with a single site of mine yet, despite the fact i know the site ranks first for a given keyword or phrase.

Worked ok for my site test.

Hmm, seemed to work for most of my terms. But if there is a problem, I want it fixed.

All fixed. I guess your website has a hyphen in as well, Oliver? Although I can get your sites to come up, Oliver. Domain: "http://www.watchheroesonline.com/". Key phrase: "watch heroes online".