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The MEGA List of Free and Paid SEO Tools the Professionals Use

by peter.max
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Hi

I just stumbled on this article in SearchEngineWatch.com and I thought I'd share.

The MEGA List of Free and Paid SEO Tools the Professionals Use - Search Engine Watch (SEW)

I wasn't aware of the Bing Webmaster tools etc. but then I'm not much of an SEO guy.

Peter Maxwell
#free #list #mega #paid #professionals #seo #seo tools #tools
  • Profile picture of the author Brendan H
    Thanks for sharing the article. I just have a question - are paid SEO tools really worth the money?
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  • Profile picture of the author mywebwork
    Excellent find Peter, thank you for posting it.

    The Bing tools are actually very useful, I'm a member of an SEO group and we were discussing them last month. It shows that the whole world doesn't have to revolve around Google.

    Bill
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    • Profile picture of the author peter.max
      Originally Posted by mywebwork View Post

      Excellent find Peter, thank you for posting it.

      The Bing tools are actually very useful, I'm a member of an SEO group and we were discussing them last month. It shows that the whole world doesn't have to revolve around Google.

      Bill
      It also seems that Bing search is increasing according to compete.com

      July Search Market

      Peter
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      • Profile picture of the author seovcim
        Hello,
        The bing tools are actually very useful.
        Some tools are below.

        1.Bing Webmaster Tools-It would be silly not to start paying attention to
        Bing-referred search traffic when measuring the effectiveness of an SEO
        campaign, especially considering the Bing/Yahoo search alliance represents an estimated 30 percent market share in search, and that many find conversion rates from Bing-referred traffic considerably higher than Google.

        2.Xenu Link Sleuth-Best described as a PC-based crawler, this handy tool spiders your website for links and ensures they are valid, executable (when pointed at files), and search engine friendly (if redirects).

        3.Yahoo Web Analytics-A highly customizable web analytics solution rivaling the likes of Omniture Sitecatalyst (yes, it's almost that powerful, and it's free).
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  • Profile picture of the author internetsweetie
    Thanks for this.
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    Freedom from the 9 to 5 can be so sweet.

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  • Profile picture of the author Luke McCormack
    Many thanks. Useful resource.
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    • Profile picture of the author peter.max
      Originally Posted by nigelwhittaker View Post

      Many thanks. Useful resource.
      As Bill says there is not to many new but it is a good reminder of what to keep in your SEO arsenal
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  • Profile picture of the author clickforseo
    great list! i like Google Insights for keeping up on the keyword searches though its just the tip as then you need to dig the niche for those long tail ones.
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