Monday, 15 June 2009

77 Advanced FREE SEO Tools


Just stumbled upon a great collection of fresh, free and interesting SEO tools. The tools are broken out into 11 categories covering:

- Link Tools
- Keyword Tools
- Authority Link Tools
- Search Engine Tools
- Website Ranker Tools
- Multi-Site Rank Tools
- Header/Tag Tools
- IP Tools
- Miscellaneous Tools
- Source Code Tools
- Social Web Tools

This set of tools contains some really different tools than I have seen in many of these types of offerings.

Check it out today at - 77 FREE SEO Tools

Friday, 12 June 2009

Keyword Position Monitoring Report Service - KPMRS



What is KPMRS?
KPMRS is a website rank monitoring services on various search engines for multiple keywords. It tracks the website position for keywords or phrases for a specific URL on Google, Yahoo, Bing and provides a comprehensive report on overall performance and position variation over time, in a great and easy to read Web 2.0 format.

Check out this FREE service today at - KPMRS

The Web Will be Reinvented Next Tuesday - Stay Tuned


Haven't we heard it all before? Our new (fill in the blank - application, software, script, website, browser, search engine, etc. etc.) will reinvent the (fill in the blank - web, internet, the way you see or do something, etc., etc.).

I wish someone would actually WOW me. Then I would not be so let down when all the hype surrounding whatever is new does not always disappoint me. You may say that I am a pessimist, but come on, do you really think Opera can change that much in my world?

The gang over at WebProNews have been following the story and it appears that Opera is doing a good job being mysterious. What they have discovered so far is this:

- If you look at the source code for the page you see this:
...We start our little story with the invention of the modern day computer. Over the years, the computers grew in numbers, and the next natural step in the evolution was to connect them together. To share things. But as these little networks grew, some computers gained more power than the rest and called themselves servers ...


- They then picked up on the conversation at Twitter with this post:
...But as these little networks grew, some computers gained more power than the rest and called themselves servers...to connect them together. To share things...Over the years, the computers grew in numbers, and the next natural step in the evolution was ...


Whatever it is (we have been assured it is not just the launch of Opera 10 browser) I am sure I will be checking it out next Tuesday at 9:00am along with everyone else hoping to see something cool and new. Please do not let me (us) down Opera.....:-)

Link to notice - Opera Notice

Link to WebProNews article - Opera to Reinvent the Web Next Tuesday

Link to Opera Twitter account - Opera Twitter Account


How Much Traffic is Out There - Free Monthly Keyword Search Volume Tool


As the logo states, "Dumb name... Awesome Tool" is the perfect definition of Spacky. It is an incredibly easy and fast tool to get the monthly keyword volume estimates from Google, Yahoo and MSN (Bing), but the tools goes a couple steps further and provides estimates for around one to two hundred additional keywords and also allows you to easily download all this data into a text file. Very helpful and convenient. What more could you ask for from a free tool like this?

Check it out today at - Spacky.com

Thursday, 11 June 2009

Bing Commercials - Search Overload

I have to hand it to Microsoft and their agency, these are some of the best search engine commercials I have seen......check them out below for yourself.









Free Video Upload Service to 25 Video Sharing Sites


TubeMogul is a free service that provides a single point for deploying uploads to the top video sharing sites, and powerful analytics on who, what, and how videos are being viewed. TubeMogul tracks rich, standardized analytics far beyond "views," including per-second audience dropoff, audience geography and much more.

What is TubeMogul?

25 video upload sites that are currently supported with TubeMogul:


Blip.tv - Break - Brightcove - Crackle
DailyMotion - eBaum's World - Graspr
GrindTV - Howcast - i2TV - Imeem - Metacafe
Myspace - Revver - Sclipo - sevenload
Streetfire - StupidVideos - Veoh - Webcastr
Yahoo Video - YouTube - Viddler - Vimeo - 5min

Check it out now for FREE at - TubeMogul

Tuesday, 9 June 2009

Bing Goes Up and Then Goes Down (Quickly)


StatCounter, a free online visitor stats tool with over two million members and tracks in excess of ten billion pageloads per month over its network of three million websites has provided the first reports on Microsoft's new Bing traffic.

On Friday June 5th StatCounter announced that Bing was the second largest search engine in the US with a headline that read, "Bing Overtakes Yahoo!".

On Sunday June 7th TechCrunch reported with the title, "Quick Peak? Bing’s Reign As #2 Search Engine Lasted One Day" that the Bing traffic lift was only for one day (using StatCounter data) and that Bing was actually falling fast and actually losing maketshare from what it had previously (as Live and MSN Search).

The final closing from the TechCrunch article was a great wrap-up so, I am going to quote it here:

Of course, it’s important to note that StatCounter is not the be-all end-all measurement tool for such numbers. It claims to track the browsing behavior of over 2 million users across 3 million sites. But the overall trend is undeniable — Bing shot to fame quickly, and once the initial hype wore off, it’s now falling back down. Microsoft needs to keep pushing those TV and web ads to keep its name in people’s minds. Otherwise, Bing runs the risk of having already peaked.


You can check out Bing here - Bing Search Engine