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What SEO Tools do Gurus Use?

There are a myriad of tools out there. But what are the best tools? A High Rankings Forum member asks that question.

The feedback is pretty helpful and should be useful to anyone looking to get inspired with some ideas.

Keyword Tools
WordTracker
Keyword Discovery
DigitalPoint's Keyword Suggestion Tool

Analytics
Google Analytics
ClickTracks

Ranking Tools
Thumbshot Rankings

Informational Tools
WebBug
Xenu Link Sleuth
Copyscape
WebPosition
Google Website Optimizer

Firefox Addons
Web Developer Toolbar

Many other tools are listed, including regular tools (such as office suites, IM applications, graphics suites, and HTML editors), but these are the recommended tools for web promotion.

Would you add anything to this list?

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posted Tamar Weinberg in Web Promotion at January 23, 2008 9:33 AM Comments (19)

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I think quite a few of us now use GoogleAlerts as a basic form of reputation management/or to help us keep up with the conversation around the web.

 

These would be my top picks and by the way, only one isn't free.

rexswain.com/httpview.html
tools.seobook.com/firefox/seo-for-firefox.html
ibusinesspromoter.com
xml-sitemaps.com/

 

Thanks for the nice collection. I think the problem is finding tools that are accurate and up to date.

 

Why is SEO Book for Firefox not there? Common guys, anyone knows of a better seo tool? Also Link Diagnosis tool is great (www.linkdiagnosis.com)

 

Great information! This is something any SEO could use!

 

Do not forget SEO Quake FireFox Add-on.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search?q=SEO+Quake&status=4

It adds a toolbar that displays page rank, google/yahoo index and links, Alexa Rank, Age, IP, Who Is data, Last Cache Date, # of Internal and External links, Page density and number of pages in the supplemental index.

 

I'd go with Hitwise products and Search Intelligence. I'd agree with Clicktracks all the way. The Search Status toolbar by quirk.biz for Firefox is what I use too.

 

Advanced Web Ranking
Advanced Link Manager
http://www.caphyon.com/

I seriously couldn't imaging doing my job without either of those. They have saved me lifetimes of grunt work.

 

This is a nice little list. I think we all have tried as many products as we can get our hands on, but I have to agree with a lot of this list.

 

Thanks for the info ,will try them out and let you know .

 

Thanks for the list! I find the Search Status for Firefox Toolbar very useful.
available here: http://www.quirk.biz/searchstatus/

 

Firebug plugin for firefox is a good way to see both the html and css of a web site while browsing the net

 

I use this link ranking tool to check how many sites are linked back.

http://www.seocentro.com/tools/search-engines/link-popularity.html

 

You forgot content linking tools like Arkayne. Its a widget that links your blog with relevant sites. Not a traffic exchange just a relevance engine.

For the curious: http://www.arkayne.com

 

I enjoy SEO Digger for analyzing your competitor's keywords/keyphrases rankings.

http://www.seodigger.com/

 

Thanks everyone for the great suggestions. This is great, useful info.

 

Great resources. This list definitely hits the major tools for SEO. Coupled with good content and the right strategies on the site, they can be a success. Just keep in mind SEO isn't the whole game - an easy fact to forget anymore.

Been seeing some good tips for internet marketing on http://www.massmailsoftware.com/blog/ - once they get to your site, sell!

 

Hi,

Great and useful article on tools. Here is another link with valuable webmaster free tools.

http://www.seoservicesgroup.com/seo-tools/seo-tools.html

 

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