Majestic SEO

What is Majestic-SEO?

Majestic-SEO is worlds biggest backlinks and anchor text database. You can get detailed reports about your competitors’ backlinks and anchor text.

Their robots have crawled nearly 65 billion webpages and analyzed almost 417 billion unique links and their anchor text to calculate who links to who, and with what anchor text.

This information is available in detailed reports, in which links and anchor text are shown in order importance based on their own backlinks.

Even if websites have 100k or one million or more backlinks, they can all be downloaded as .CSV file.

It is a robust toll you can start using right now to analyze your own site, and gain an edge on others. It will eventually become a paid service, we are sure, but for the moment, enjoy!

http://www.majesticseo.com/

SEO Tool for Firefox Update

Just to let you know that Aaron Wall has updated his super SEO for Firefox tool, and it will now show these categories also:

#1 | PR: ? | Google Cache Date: ? | Traffic Value: ? | Age: ? | del.icio.us: ? | del.icio.us Page Bookmarks: ? | Diggs: ? | Digg’s Popular Stories: ? | Stumbleupon: ? | Twitter: ? | Y! Links: ? | Y! .edu Links: ? | Y! .gov Links: ? | Y! Page Links: ? | Y! .edu Page Links: ? | Technorati: ? | Alexa: ? | Compete.com Rank: ? | Compete.com Uniques: ? | Trends | Cached: ? | dmoz: ? | Bloglines: ? | Page blog links: ? | dir.yahoo.com: ? | Botw: ? | Whois | Sktool | Yahoo position: ? | Majestic SEO linkdomain: ?

How to use  Google Global.

Search for your keywords as you typically would.

Once you receive your results, right click on the page.

A menu will pop up.

Select “Search Google Global”, and choose which geographic location you would like to see the results for.

The new results will pop up in a different tab, so you can compare results from different areas or countries side by side.

Google Global also allows you to customize your toolbar with an additional button.  To add the button, simply right click an empty area on your Firefox menu bar.

You’ll see a menu of icons to choose from.  Find the Google Global Sphere, and click and drag the icon to your desired location.

Google Global is a great tool for internet marketers to help them with research, and to show them where their site stands on search results both regionally, which is great for local business, and where they stand on search engine results pages (SERPS) all over the world.

It offers tremendous information to help create global marketing strategies, to help you find the information you need. And quite honestly, it is just plain fun and fascinating to use.

How to Install Google Global 1

If you use Mozilla Firefox as your primary browser, and have the need or desire to see Google search from different geographical locations,  Google Global allows you to view organic and paid Google search results as they appear in different countries, cities, regions, ZIP codes and IP addresses.

Google Global is a great tool for internet marketers to help them with research, and to show them where their site stands on search results both regionally, which is great for local business, and where they stand on search engine results pages (SERPS) all over the world.

This is a particularly useful feature if you are an internet marketer wanting to run regional campaigns, for example, being an affiliate for a dating service.

Or, as a consultant wanting to set up a virtual mall of local businesses, and needing to scope out the competition and what kind of traffic the businesses can hope for.

Presently there are two versions of Google Global, Version 1 and Version 2.

Version 2 is compatible with Firefox 3, and is a completely rewritten version, so it is not compatible with Version 1.

If you’ve already installed Version 1, but would like the 20 added features and benefits Version 2 offers, then you’ll need to uninstall Version 1 and Install Version 2.

Unlike most Firefox add ons, this one isn’t available from the Mozilla Firefox website.

To install you’ll need to visit the developer’s website at http://www.redflymarketing.com/blog/google-global-view-results-different-locations/

Click on the Install Now button, and follow the installation directions.  You’ll need to restart Firefox to begin using it.

Once your browser has restarted, you’ll see a menu listing all your present Firefox add ons.

Highlight Google Global and choose “options”.  There you can choose to de-personalize your search results and to open Google Global Results in a different tab.

You can now use Google Global from your search results or from your toolbar.

Using TwitterBar.

There are two basic ways to use TwitterBar.  The first is to go to your address bar in your browser - the place where you normally type a URL or website address.

Type your post, for example, learning to use TwitterBar, and then click on the little grey dot at the right hand side of your address bar.

When you hover your cursor over this dot it will tell you how many characters you have left.  For example, if you type learning to use TwitterBar, then it will say 69 left.

You can also post by typing “–post” at the end of your tweet.   For example, learning to use twitterbar “–post”

But wait, there’s more!  When you visit a webpage that you want to post, all you have to do is click the little grey dot and it will send a tweet with the URL.

Twitterbar is a quick and easy way to post on Twitter and take advantage of this popular and growing social networking and marketing tool.  It’s a great way to share valuable information and keep in touch with fellow Twitter friends.