Choosing a good seo

jchambers1 · 03-01-2006, 02:48 PM

Has anyone been able to figure out a good seo tool? I have been experimenting and not sure which one to go with. Basically I am just trying to increase my traffice to my website so I amwondering if all these places are pretty much the same? I have used Exact seek, 7search. I would like to use[b]megawebpromotion/[b] has anyone heard/use them? Any advice sure helps thanks in advance.

kevgibbo · 03-02-2006, 01:18 AM

sitereportcard.com is normally a good start for doing this yourself.

It points out any obvious errors in your webpage and also tells you the percentage of times your keywords are used, I usually try to keep this between 5-10%.

Hope this helps,
Kev

Polar · 03-03-2006, 10:37 AM

Hi j

What are looking for in a good SEO tool ? Personally, I never use any software to optimize my site because I know how to do it personally, but if you are looking for some tools, there are a lot that are free online and can help you out.

When it comes to submitting your site to the search engines, I never use a software to do that because they promise they will submit your site to a gazillion of search engines, when in fact most of the sites are crap and in the end, it can hurt your ranking... so be carefull with that! Personally, I pay someone to hand-submit my site to directories.

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jchambers1 Noogle Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Choosing a good seo Has anyone been able to figure out a good seo tool? I have been experimenting and not sure which one to go with. Basically I am just trying to increase my traffice to my website so I amwondering if all these places are pretty much the same? I have used Exact seek, 7search. I would like to use[b]megawebpromotion/[b] has anyone heard/use them? Any advice sure helps thanks in advance.

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kevgibbo Senior Googler Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Brisbane, Australia Posts: 199 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	sitereportcard.com is normally a good start for doing this yourself. It points out any obvious errors in your webpage and also tells you the percentage of times your keywords are used, I usually try to keep this between 5-10%. Hope this helps, Kev

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Polar Googler Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 67 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi j What are looking for in a good SEO tool ? Personally, I never use any software to optimize my site because I know how to do it personally, but if you are looking for some tools, there are a lot that are free online and can help you out. When it comes to submitting your site to the search engines, I never use a software to do that because they promise they will submit your site to a gazillion of search engines, when in fact most of the sites are crap and in the end, it can hurt your ranking... so be carefull with that! Personally, I pay someone to hand-submit my site to directories.

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