Ultimate Collection of SEO Tools?
Posted by Kyle Eslick on July 21st, 2008 | Category and Tags
Affiliate Marketing and Search Engine Optimization (SEO) are two things that will always go well together, so I’ve always made it a point to stay current on the latest SEO techniques and strategies. I recently noticed a new post over at Search Engine Journal that really caught my attention. They’ve called the post the Ultimate Collection of Internet SEO Tools, and I have to say that after reviewing the post, I’m going to have to agree.
Though it isn’t a complete SEO collection (as it only includes web-based tools), it is a great resource that I think people will love. It is almost overwhelming just how many SEO tools there are out there!
What are your favorite web-based SEO tools?
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Comment by Bush Mackel on July 21st, 2008:
Well you know that I’m certainly not the SEO master you are, but I tend to use Analytics and AdWords a lot to see how my efforts are going and where I should focus my efforts next.
Comment by Kyle Eslick on July 22nd, 2008:
@ Bush - I’m no SEO master, I just play one on the internet
Experimenting is a great method to find what works as well!
Comment by Bush Mackel on July 24th, 2008:
That made me laugh. (#):)
Comment by Minnesota Lawyer on August 25th, 2008:
I noticed recently that the Google Adwords Keywords tool (https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal ) now shows the number of searches for a particular term for the most recent month. This information used to only be available on Wordtracker or Overture (Yahoo).
This tool is great if you have a keyword or domain name in mind and want to know if the term is a popular term and how often people search for it.
Although this tool has been around for awhile, this new feature makes Google Keywords my current favorite tool.