That is why Top Rank provides SEO Tool Reviews from time to time. We showcase different tools that you may or may not know about. Some free, some paid, all good.
The basis of this SEO tool review is Firefox. Firefox a SEO tool, you say? Alone, Firefox is not an SEO tool, but there are many extensions and many toolbars that can be added to Firefox to extend its possibilities past basic web browsing.
What makes Firefox so great?
1. The firefox is absolutely free.
2. The firefox is secure. If a security issue comes up while using firefox, the Firefox team plugs it in just a few days.
3. It works on Windows, Mac and Linux too. Each version of firefox comes with the same features and functionality.
4. It has a large developer network creating extensions. Most extensions are platform independent too.
5. It is what you want it to be. Between extensions and themes, the user can build a browser that does what they want. It is really all about you. If you do not already have Firefox installed, go grab it! As for extending Firefox with SEO plugins, here is a list of 11 tools we either use or have tested with descriptions from Lee-
a. SEOpen - 23 different metrics from back links on Yahoo and Google to Archived pages, whois and checking robots.txt.
b. SEO For Firefox -Aaron Walls clever and configurable tool with 13 different signals ranging from domain age and Page Rank to del.icio.us bookmark and .edu inbound links.
c. YExplore - Thomas handy tool offering easy right click access to Yahoo Site Explorer info.
d. Web Developer - Adds a menu and a toolbar to the browser with various web developer tools including the ability to disable JavaScript, images, and CSS to see what a page looks like in a text browser or for robots.
e. SeoQuake â€" SeoQuack is an Interesting tool for analyzing search results and various parameters that may influence SEO. Work can be saved for future reference or comparison to subsequent measurements. Do not overdo it or you are in trouble.
f. KGen â€"KGen is a Keyword generator analyzes a page for keyword frequency and placement. Also offers transfer to clipboard for use when tagging bookmarks.
g. Niche Watch Tool - Checks back links, indexed pages, keyword frequency and several other SEO signals.
h. MetaTags â€" MetaTags Offers a side bar menu showing a web pages meta data, links, keyword frequency and others.
i. Search Status - Highlights nofollow links, back links, indexed pages, Alexa and Compete rankings.
j. Prefbar - Toggle JavaScript, Flash and images as well as spoof user agent.
What are your favorite Firefox addons for SEO?
The basis of this SEO tool review is Firefox. Firefox a SEO tool, you say? Alone, Firefox is not an SEO tool, but there are many extensions and many toolbars that can be added to Firefox to extend its possibilities past basic web browsing.
What makes Firefox so great?
1. The firefox is absolutely free.
2. The firefox is secure. If a security issue comes up while using firefox, the Firefox team plugs it in just a few days.
3. It works on Windows, Mac and Linux too. Each version of firefox comes with the same features and functionality.
4. It has a large developer network creating extensions. Most extensions are platform independent too.
5. It is what you want it to be. Between extensions and themes, the user can build a browser that does what they want. It is really all about you. If you do not already have Firefox installed, go grab it! As for extending Firefox with SEO plugins, here is a list of 11 tools we either use or have tested with descriptions from Lee-
a. SEOpen - 23 different metrics from back links on Yahoo and Google to Archived pages, whois and checking robots.txt.
b. SEO For Firefox -Aaron Walls clever and configurable tool with 13 different signals ranging from domain age and Page Rank to del.icio.us bookmark and .edu inbound links.
c. YExplore - Thomas handy tool offering easy right click access to Yahoo Site Explorer info.
d. Web Developer - Adds a menu and a toolbar to the browser with various web developer tools including the ability to disable JavaScript, images, and CSS to see what a page looks like in a text browser or for robots.
e. SeoQuake â€" SeoQuack is an Interesting tool for analyzing search results and various parameters that may influence SEO. Work can be saved for future reference or comparison to subsequent measurements. Do not overdo it or you are in trouble.
f. KGen â€"KGen is a Keyword generator analyzes a page for keyword frequency and placement. Also offers transfer to clipboard for use when tagging bookmarks.
g. Niche Watch Tool - Checks back links, indexed pages, keyword frequency and several other SEO signals.
h. MetaTags â€" MetaTags Offers a side bar menu showing a web pages meta data, links, keyword frequency and others.
i. Search Status - Highlights nofollow links, back links, indexed pages, Alexa and Compete rankings.
j. Prefbar - Toggle JavaScript, Flash and images as well as spoof user agent.
What are your favorite Firefox addons for SEO?
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