The process of gathering position data for various queries and websites involves automated querying of the search engines. This automated querying - if done abusively - has the potential of imposing a heavy burden upon the search engine resources (bandwidth and processing power). There are even known cases when certain engines had to take action against users that would generate immense amounts of traffic by doing an almost continuous automated querying. That's why you need a search engine ranking software who emulates a manual search through search engines and produces reliable and accurate ranking reports.

We at Advanced Web Ranking fully understand the issues related to automated querying. Our search engine software was designed with them in mind, so that it generates less or equal load than a user manually doing all the searches. We do that by mimicking a user searching in a browser. Advanced Web Ranking does each query page by page, pausing between two consecutive pages. For each engine, it will only do a single query at a time. We avoid doing unnecessary searches, by promptly stopping when all the user's websites were found (or when a set limit is reached).

And, most of all, Advanced Web Ranking stores only one set of data per day, overwriting it in subsequent updates, thus making more than one daily update unnecessary.

Browser-like Operation

Advanced Web Ranking is written in such a way that its operation is indistinguishable from that of a browser. This was done for two reasons: results accuracy and respect for the search engine's resources.

Advanced Web Ranking emulates a manual search through each search engine. It works exactly like you would, if you were manually checking website ranking in each search engine.

User Safe

Because Advanced Web Ranking is Search Engine friendly software and has a Browser-like behavior, any user keeping her usage within reasonable limits does not run the risk of incurring a search engine's wrath and be denied service.

Our search engine software will never send your websites to the search engines. It will only send a query, and when the data is received, it will locally look for your sites in the returned results.

Let's say you have a project on news sites. So you have the following keywords:

• "latest news"
• "breaking news"

and the following websites:

• www.cnn.com
• www.bbc.com
• www.msnbc.com

Then here's the Advanced Web Ranking data flow:

1. AWR goes to the search engine and searches for "latest news".
2. The search engine replies with a number of pages (page 1 ... n).
3. AWR will download, then search LOCALLY in those pages the websites you specified.
4. AWR goes to the search engine and searches for "breaking news".
5. The search engine replies with a number of pages (page 1 ... n).
6. AWR will download, then search LOCALLY in those pages the websites you specified.
7. ... and so on.