December 22, 2007 – 10:00 am
Is the social bookmarking monster good or bad? Should you be afraid of it or not?
Who, what and when of Social Bookmarking.
1. Introduction
- What is Social Bookmarking
- Advantages of Social Bookmarking
- Disadvantages of Social Bookmarking
2. How it should work
You register on your favorite social bookmarking site, fill in your profile details and start posting. If the link you posted has good quality content it will get on front page. If you get on the front page you will get loads of traffic to your website, or at least this is how it should work. read more »
October 12, 2007 – 10:10 pm
As you remember a few posts ago I announced the launch of my new site IntelliRank.net
Now I am going to describe what it dose so you can stop reading if you don`t care 
There are some nice buttons for bloggers or website owners. Currently the buttons come in two sizes, small a one that only shows the Google Page Rank value of the visited page and the large one that comes in three colors and shows Google and Alexa Page Rank, the number of indexed links in Yahoo and the number of Technorati backlinks (blog reactions) of the visited page.
When you submit your URL to IntelliRank.net you get the following data:
- Page Ranks from Google, Alexa, Quantcast, Compte, Technorati
- Google Page Rank validation
- Google Page Rank prediction
- The number of backlinks in Google, Yahoo, Live Search, Altavista, Alltheweb
- The number of indexed pages in Google, Yahoo, Live Search, Altavista, Alltheweb
- The number of bookmarks in del.icio.us and technorati.com
- Checks Yahoo and DMOZ directories for backlinks
For those with more advanced needs the following should come in handy.
- Multiple data center page rank check
Checks your page rank in multiple data centers.
- Keyword phrase list generator
Works to create lists of various keyword phrase permutations based on individual keywords and phrases you input.
- Meta tag generator
Generates perfect meta tags for your website.
- Search engine saturation tool
Shows you how many pages you have indexed compared to competing sites. Each page has its own chance to rank. Sites with thousands of pages indexed are relevant for thousands and thousands of unique search queries because they have so many pages in the search lottery.
- Keyword Research Tool
This tool allows you to do keyword research by cross referencing many SEO tools.
- Keyword Density Analyzer
Using a keyword density analysis tool can make it easier to find a few good keyword phrases to use.
- Search Engine Spider Test
Shows the source code of a page, all outbound links, and common words and phrases.
- Link suggestion
Generates Google and Yahoo! searches for your keyword + the term from the keyword list. Keep in mind that the value of a link is typically going to be at least partly inversely proportional to how easy it is to get.
- Keyword List Cleaner And Number Stripper
Cleans and strips your keyword list from unvwanted terms.
- Reciprocal link checking
allows you to check your reciprocal links free to see if link partners are still linking back at your site.
October 4, 2007 – 11:33 am
Today is the day I launch www.IntelliRank.net a new seo tools site. Check it out.
September 30, 2007 – 5:55 pm
- No Index – They will place your link on a page that uses the ‘noindex’ command. If the page the link to your site is on isn’t indexed, you won’t get credit for it. They, on the other hand will get credit for a one-way link. Gosh I hate freaking spammers.
- No Follow – Even if your link is placed on an indexed page, you won’t get credit for the link if they use the ‘nofollow’ attribute on the link. This is a really common practice for link thieves – watch for it closely.
- Javascript – Many link thieves will use javascript to make their link to you so that it looks like a link, but isn’t a hard link. Make sure that links to your site are made using <a href…> html tag, not javascript.
- Island Pages – Sometimes savvy link thieves will create a real link on a real page, but won’t link to it from any of their other pages. This makes it so that the page isn’t ever found by Google and other search engines, so you won’t get credit for the links.
- Advance Island Pages – These are very much like Island Pages, except the thief will link to them using ‘nofollow’. That way, the page won’t get indexed but will appear to be linked to by other pages. This method will fool many experienced link traders.
- Using Another Site’s Links – Thieves will propose a three way link trade where they find a site that is already linking to you, saying that they own the site when they really don’t. That way they get you to link to their site without linking to yours.
- Removing Links – Most of the time when a thief tries to steal links, they agree to a trade and then simply delete your link after a few weeks. Most of the time people don’t go back to check so they just get taken by this method.
- Robots.txt – They can keep a page from getting indexed using robots.txt. Again, if they place your link on a page that isn’t indexed, you won’t get any benefit.
- Redirecting Links – Instead of linking directly to your site, they will link to a page in their own site that redirects to your site using javascript or a meta refresh. That way, they don’t really give you a link at all.
- Back-Dated Lie – They contact you acting like they traded with you in the past. They will tell you that your link on their site is still up while asking why you deleted their link. This way they get you to link to them, the problem is that the original trade never happened.
Source: courtneytuttle.com
