Historical search engine results
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is there any tool that can be used to view search engine results on a given day in history for a particular term?
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I don't know such tool besides webmaster toold that represents rises and falls in rankings, but maybe you can get some use of this one: http://www.archive.org/web/web.php It is actually a web page archive so you can get a view on a former look and content of the webpage. Maybe this can give you some clues about the rankings.
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