23 January, 2009 by Marc Categories :
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Free SEO Tools

seomoz.jpgWhile full access to SEOmoz.org requires a monthly fee they offer quite a few free resources to help you understand the fundamentals of search optimization. Whether you work with a professional or go it alone - you may find something useful for your scrappy upstart.



SEOmoz free tools include:

  • Linkscape - an inlink search engine
  • Trifecta - which measures metrics to estimate the relative popularity and importance of Page, Blog or Domain (Page Strength).
  • Term Target - which helps determine how targeted a particular page is for a specified keyword.
  • SEOmoz Firefox Toolbar - Lets you add an SEOmoz tool to your toolbar.
  • Term Extractor Tool -  analyzes the content of a given page and extracts the terms that appear to be targeted at search engines.
  • Crawl Test - Helps diagnose search engine crawling issues on your website
  • GeoTargeting Detection - Discover how well your website is targeted to country specific search engines.
  • SEO Toolbox - A collection of FREE Tools that will give you quick answers and aid in daily SEO activities.
  • Popular Searches- Aggregates and archives popular searches from various sources.

Their free guides skew to beginners and include:

  • The Internet Marketing Handbook
  • The Web Devloper’s SEO cheat sheet
  • The Beginner’s Checklist for Small Business SEO (Local Search)
  • The Beginner’s Checklist for Learning SEO
  • The SEO Industry Survey Results

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Jeff January 23, 2009

Great suggestions. May I suggest http://www.seochat.com/. They have some free tools too.

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