Have a Website? Blog? Webpage? Want to know exactly where you stand in relation to all the other websites? Wondering how much you website is worth? Take a deep breath, go directly to the links below and have it GRADED!
Website Grader - Free seo is a tool that measures the marketing effectiveness and popularity of a website. Find out things like website traffic, its popularity on social bookmarking networks (Digg, del.icio.us, …), incoming link count, and lots of other relevant factors. It also provides some basic tips on how the website can be improved.
Just type in your URL, primary keywords, competing websites (shhhh! you can check up on them too) and the email address where you want them to send the Full Report!. And a FULL REPORT is exactly what they will send, too! It’s very informative, and gives you a ton of ideas on how you can make your site better. So, pour yourself a stiff one, then sit down and check it out!
And while you’re at it, you may also take a look at their report on SEO Capabilities of the Top 20 Bloggers.
SEOMOZ -Page Strength - Similar to WebsiteGrader but takes a slightly different approach. Instead of giving the effectiveness of the website in comparison to other rated websites, it does a thorough SEO check and grades the website (from 1 to 10) based on the actual stats. Extremely useful at tracking website’s performance over time. Take a look at MakeUseOf report here
How Much is Your Blog Worth ? - Exactly does what it says, find out how much $$$ the website is valued at. This tool uses the same the same link to dollar ratio as the AOL-Weblogs Inc. deal. The only problem, it pulls link count from Technorati, which unfortunately doesn’t work well anymore.
Filed Under: Cool Websites ¦ Lists of tools
Tags: blogging tools, domain check, Interesting, seo, webmaster tools
Hehe …. it seems I got lots of blogging to do
Nice links Linda.
I loved the way SEOMOZ’s page strength describes the details from every corner that matters.
Both Website Grader and SEOMOZ - PS are very good tools. Although, based on experience I think Page Strength does a better job at pulling CORRECT data.
Both of those first two sites are really good I reckon. Used both a couple of times and found both to be really informative! Definitely need more blogging to be done though
[...] The only problem I noticed with it is that it doesn’t pull any info from Reddit, Technorati and Shadows. As you can see in the screenshot above it shows that MakeUseOf has no links at the respective networks, which is obviously not the case. Other than that it’s a handy service. For some other services to measure your sites popularity see this MUO article. [...]