What is your favorite internet Marketing tool?

My money making tool is my article spinner from easyarticlespinner.net I love using it because it makes my work easier than before. Article Marketing has never been this awesome!

 

Good list, Sxperm

Thanks for sharing

 

hi friend,
if you have good website so you can use affiliate marketing site which you should register and get that site code and after paste in your site. And social networking site is best for internet marketing.

 

I can't live without Market Samurai ;p
It's great for competition analysis plus it is updated continuously

 

We all have 2 ears and 1 mouth and I think that's for a reason. Monitoring tools are among my favorite no matter what industry I'm in. Knowing what news agencies, blogs, forums, micro-blogs and wikis are saying about my industry or business have always proved to be crucial. I've tested out many of the pay-for monitoring tools but I have to say my favorites are Social Mention and NetVibes (they just had a new release that is pretty spectacular). Anybody else have a favorite alert/monitoring tool?

 

IBP is my preferate. Helps a lot. But it's not a free tool.

 

For Internet Marketing purposes I would say search engine marketing tools, social media tools as well as search engine optimisation are all just as good.
Ypu can use social networking sites, SpyFu for spying on competition, monitoring and analysis tools for SEO, link building tools. There are so many options!

 

SEOQuake.
Roboform (The best, should try the online one too)
Google Adword Keyword External Tool
Whitesmoke (article writing)
Copyscape
Power article rewriter

CMIIW but that is the tool that i'm using

 

If to talk about marketing tools, then SEO Quake FF plugin, gives lots of useful information about any site. I am surprised no one mentioned Google Analytics, it sure can be treated as a marketing tool.

 

Google...

 

Depends on how you define "tool". Personally, I think anything short of high rankings in the organic search results is a compromise. So with me, it's not so much a question of what 'tool' but what method--which inevitably leads to a discussion of SEO.