Some useful sites to assess your site or blog

1 http://www.alexa.com/ Almost most popular site to assess the sites, the sites are updated almost daily, giving you little information about your site and useful but the most important world ranking of your site and some more information such as country comes to you, including visits.

2 http://www.google.com/analytics/ A service of Google services to analyze your site (or your sites), you need to register even when the analysis begins


3 http://www.seoquake.com/ Appear in a new toolbar and provides information on several of the current page such as the arrangement, Yahoo and Google PageRank

4 http://www.google.com/tools/firefox/toolbar/FT3/intl/en/index.html Toolbar from Google, the most important information in the PageRank (Page Rank).


5 http://website.grader.com/ Site provides statistics on a comprehensive and excellent things related to Balseo directly (the number of incoming links, site ranking, the number of keywords


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Seems like I saw a DP post just yesterday that these types of self promotional links ploys would incur a penalty. Who knows?

 

These are good tools, I could also add some more seo sites to check your site's seo readiness factor i.e., seositecheck.com. I would also add compete.com to your list it gives you the traffic that any site can get from search engines so you can make informed decisions.

 

I know I'm probably in the minority here, but with the exception of Google Analytics, many SEO and ranking tools seem to be a waste of time. I can't tell you how much time I've spent trying to find decent tools, questioning their methods, and trying to use the info to actually help me. End the end, at least for me, it all comes down to working smart and staying focused in regard to content, backlinks, etc. Many of these tools just divert my attention.

Google Analytics on the other hand... I couldn't do without it.

 

thanks for sharing but this information is useful for new SEO member who wants more knowledge about SEO

 

thanks for sharing

 

I can certainly respect that. I just wanted to make the point that I think we lose a great deal of time starting out keying in on tools that ultimately provide limited value at best. There are a handful of fundamentals that are key, but beyond that, it's just dedication and good deal of hard work. If they want to use these tools to gain some form of perspective, sure, I get that.

But when people start spending more time looking for shortcuts vs. applying the fundamentals, I think it's a false economy. For example, backlink checkers... It might give you some visibility into your competitors approach, but it does nothing to tell you which ones Google actually recognizes and how. A better approach may be just to consider links as advertising opporunities and to worry less about SEO.

In the end, it's about helping Google serve relevant content, and I think that sometimes gets overlooked.

Your point is well made though.

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thanks too , for your join

 

very good list...thanks for sharing

 

nice tools and one more tool is yieldsoftware.com.

 

Just wanted to say I think you are right. First, focus on the fundamentals.

Thanks, all. very useful thread.

 

Great list. Thanks a lot....

 

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I tried websitegrader 5 mins ago.ıts great.
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