Tried SEOQuake?

[dgridley]

I downloaded and installed this toolbar and it's quite handy!

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Seoquake allows you to obtain and investigate many important SEO parameters for any website that you are browsing. You can set the parameters that you want shown.

For example, Pagerank, google,yahoo,msn linkbacks, domain age, alexa ranking, IP address(you don't want to rent multiple links from websites with the same IPs), digg & Technorati links and more...

You can view an example at www.alvinhuang.com/images/seoquake1.jpg

You can set the parameters too when you do a search using the major search engines. Besides showing the websites, it can list all the mentioned above parameters at one shot.

You can view an example at www.alvinhuang.com/images/seoquake2.jpg

Seoquake is downloadable at www.seoquake.com for free.

 

[Keral_Patel]

Yes I did tried it and I also tried some other SEO plugins for firefox. They are really cool for SEO needs. But sadly I had to remove most of them. When my firefox loads it also loads stumbleupon toolbar, google toolbar, buttons from all over the internet are over flowing my toolbars like del.icious, furl, Namepros itself has a shortcut button and blogmarks etc.

 

[MutoGen]

Thats sounds really interesting. Where can I download it to try? By the way how much is it cost?

 

[Keral_Patel]

Hello friend are you not reading the posts? Is this just post paddling

Thats sounds really interesting. Where can I download it to try? By the way how much is it cost?

Seoquake is downloadable at www.seoquake.com for free.

Isn't it self explanatory?

Thanks.

 

[biohammer]

Hmmn very interesting tool looks like some easy at hand info ...does it slow down your browser?

 

[kwan]

There's another good one at tools.seobook.com, but personally I don't like these kinds of tools.

You should realize that if you are pulling the data from their websites they can also log what you are looking at. I don't mind if Google or Microsoft have that information, but it's a different story if it's a SEO company and potentially a fellow domainer.