click on that number, which will open up the page displaying all of
those inbound links. This will give you a list of sites that may be
interested in also linking to you.
SEO Quake also has plenty of options, including the ability to save
data in a CSV file. One thing to be aware of is that SEO Quake will
slow down your load time when you're surfing, but you can easily
de-activate it when it is not in use.
Read more about SEO Quake here.
Open Source Link Analysis Tool
Patrick Altoft of BlogStorm has created an open source link analysis tool
that does some of the same functions as SEO Quake. Patrick's tool is
not a Firefox extension, so if you are not a Firefox user this may be a
good choice. One of the reasons Patrick chose to release this as an
open source project is to allow for others to develop and customize it
further, so keep your eyes open for continued improvement.
Here is Patrick's description of what the tool does:
* Uses Yahoo Site Explorer to find all pages on a site
* Pulls in link data for every page on the site & orders results by pages with the most links
* Allows you to drill down 2 levels deep into the link data for pages linking to the target site
* Accepts Google sitemaps imports
* Accepts single URL imports
* Lets you check the rankings for any page on any search engine
What's Your Experience?
Have you used any of these SEO tools yet? If so, what is your opinion?
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