I woke up this morning and found these SEO (search engine optimization) sites open on my Safari browser. Truth is, I visit these seven sites more than any others so I wanted to share them.
SEO for Beginners. SEO Book – A leading SEO resource focused on helping successful webmasters make money and increase their profits through driving targeted traffic to their sites by improving their rankings in Google and other major search engines.
Who owns that website? Who Is? – Whois lookups for hundreds of TLDs with site details like IP location, screenshots, whois history, name server, IP History, blacklist status, SEO score, Alexa rank and more.”
SEO Tools. Sitening – We offer a suite of Web strategy, design and development services, focusing on open source solutions. Our custom content management tools empower clients to manage their own websites and eCommerce stores.
Search Enging Spider Simulator. Webconfs.com – This tool Simulates a Search Engine by displaying the contents of a webpage exactly how a Search Engine would see it.
Internet Ratings. Quancast – Quantcast is the only open internet ratings service.
Great Scott’s Posts Including Whiteboard Friday. SEOmoz.org – A Seattle-based SEO company that serves as a hub for search marketers worldwide, providing education, tools, resources and paid services.
Google Analytics. Google – Shows you how people found your site, how they explored it, and how you can enhance their visitor experience.
Andy Hagan’s Guide to Link Baiting. Tropical SEO – The single most important aspect of a link bait piece is its title.
My blog, Soccer Science: The Neurotic Genius of Soccer in the Digital Age, takes a look at the new media technologies that are revolutionizing the way we see the beautiful game. I'm a web geek, former college coach, industry professional and sports fan. 
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