seoquake Vs seobook -What Firefox plugin you use

by GautamSaha

Posted: 14 years ago 20 replies

Hi Folks:

Just trying to get the feedback on the 2 popular FF plugins..

Please share your experience and thoughts and recommendation on using
one or the other, or using both for specific needs..

Cheers!

#firefox #plugin #seobook #seoquake

shaktimaan 14 years ago

I am using seoquake. Great plug in. I have not tried seobook plug in yet. You can use both. Give both a try and check yourself which works better for you. There is another very useful add on, searchstatus. It highlights nofollow links.
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magicmintra 14 years ago

I am using seoquake, but not try seobook yet.
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- 4morereferrals 14 years ago
  
  SEOBook for me.
  
  Quake was a resource hog on my system ... and Im after info about pages being in googles "cached" index. SEO Book excels at it.
  
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BA 14 years ago

I prefer to use SEO for Firefox by SEObook, does the job nicely.
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Gary Becks 14 years ago

Both of em are good. I am personally a big fan of SEO quake for google chrome. It's a lot better than the firefox version IMO and it's updated almost weekly..
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Zeb 14 years ago

SEO Quake for me. Been using it ever since and love it. Tried seo for firefox once then i turned back to seo quake. Maybe i'm just more used to (or prefer) seo quake.
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- webbyworld 14 years ago
  
  I use SEO Quake and Rank Checker of Seobook. Both of them are good and quite useful for SEO.
  
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  Abhinandangarg 14 years ago
  
  I am using seo book it's great.
  
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Marko Vel 14 years ago

Yes i agree, seoquake for me too, slow down my Mozilla, but what to do
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- shaktimaan 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Marko Vel
  
  Yes i agree, seoquake for me too, slow down my Mozilla, but what to do
  
  set settings to load parameters by request.
  
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  Marko Vel 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by shaktimaan
  
  set settings to load parameters by request.
  
  I did, and i see small difference but it's still slowly.
  Never mind i need that anyway, and mostly i using safari and flock.
  
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  PhilipSEO 14 years ago
  
  I am an SEO pro so use them both! And SEOmoz! And more! My Firefox view is shrinking to a sliver because of all the plugins I have installed. Gotta ununstall some of them I guess, but who has time for that!
  
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akki313 14 years ago

Seoquack is what I use.. I just love this add on..
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GautamSaha

14 years ago

Thanks guys for all the feedback. I use SeoBook for FF and find it very useful.
I do't want to install 2of these memory hogs in my FF install..
So, as Gary mentioned, I will also try SEO quake in google chrome in the same PC.

Cheers!

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Chucky

14 years ago

Originally Posted by GautamSaha

I run both, but I only enable it when I need. SEO quake, switch on/off button is at the bottom right hand corner of your screen (task bar) and you can switch SEO book on/off by going to view--> toolbars

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ericshef 14 years ago

Seobook works great for me I like it a lot.
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repwatches 14 years ago

SEO quake is one of the best tool that you can use for any kind of analytics regarding SEO.
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camm 14 years ago

I love seo quake. Excellent tool and I rely upon it daily.
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toddtrumble 14 years ago

I have both installed on Firefox, find that I mostly use Quake to get quick reads on PR and Yahoo links ... I like being able to easily shrink the searches down to just those two items and then to sort high to low I also prefer the line through the nofollow links that Quake uses .... year, Google banned me for an hour when I first installed Quake, definitely have to cut down on some of the options when you install.
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alenyuli 14 years ago

i also use SEO quake, but sometimes it crash my browser

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