Find Google ranking for a keyword

[Angelica Maria]

Hello,
I was wondering if I can find the ranking of a google page by a specific keyword. That is in the way the google does can I do the same by write some code or by using some software for it. If you have any ideas about this then please let me know, I am the interested one here. Thanks in advance.

[NetworkeR]

Hello,
Here is a class that lets you know how your site is ranking in Google for a given keyword. To find the rank of a particular keyword, you must proceed as follows.
Here is the code

require_once('GoogleKeywordsRankAPI.class.php')
$ gran = New GoogleKeywordsRankAPI ('Http://www.some.com')
$ kywrdsposition = $ gran-> GetKeywordsRank ('some name')
$ mxpage = $ gran-> GetMaxPages ();
echo 'For the keyword'<strong>'. kywrdsposition $ [0]. "</strong>'';
if ($ kywrdsposition[1] == 0) (
    echo 'You don \' are not placed in the <strong>'</strong>. ($ mxpage* 10).'First'.;
) else (
    echo 'You're <strong>set:'</strong>.$ kywrdsposition[1].''.;
)

[SoftWore]

Hello,
The above is correct, you can even find it for list of keywords.
For the rank of a list of keywords, here is the code:

require_once('GoogleKeywordsRankAPI.class.php')
$ grk = New GoogleKeywordsRankAPI ('Http://www.some.com')
$ kywrds_arr = array()
$ kywrds_arr [] = 'name1';
$ kywrds_arr [] = 'name2';
$ kywrds_arr [] = 'name3';
$ kywrds_arr [] = 'name4';
$ postnkywrd = $ grk-> GetKeywordsArrayRank ($ kywrds_arr)
$ pgsmx = $ grk-> GetMaxPages ();
echo ' <ul> ';
foreach ($ postnkywrd ace $ Keywords) (
    echo ' <li> For the keyword '<strong>'. $ Keywords [0]. "</strong>'';
    if ($ Keywords[1] == 0) (
        echo 'You don \' are not placed in the <strong>'</strong>. ($ pgsmx* 10).'First. </li> ';
    ) else (
        echo 'You're <strong>set:'</strong>.$ Keywords[1].'. </li> ';
    )
)
echo ' </ul> ';

[Beverly Archer]

Hello,
There is absolutely no confidence in the results returned when you do your research in your browser (sometimes associated with a gmail account which "guard" your research) because it reflects your browsing history. For example, I often amused search my blog according to some keyword, by dint of my site click on the search results, I go up too high compared to my "real" classification. It suffices to verify the results of the script by combining them with Google Webmaster Tool or Google Analytic. This is the perverse effect of Google.

[Gunner 1]

Hello,
I am not understood, what matters is the position you search! and for me the result of research assumes that there is no history, if for this keyword, a site is in 3rd position, as he will on any browser on any system. If a client does not a commercial site because the site is in 3rd page, what is the interest to be in 1st page in the so-called "true ranking"? I guess I am correct here, if I am wrong then please guide me with the same.