My secret SEO tools
Thank you for having joined my list. To welcome you please find below the secret tools that make my life more easy.
The most secret SEO tool will be someone in the philipines who can replace yourself for 200-400 $ a month while you concentrate on networking and doing the more valuable things and creating your organisation.
Try to focus on money making activities more than on leaning new skills.
Invest in your tools more than in shinny courses.
David Norden
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Promote your pages:
http://www.bummarketingmethod.com/howtoniches.csv 10.000 money making pages, just fill the content
Have some Marketing related news to announce? Make it an interesting reading by coupling it to the actuality and send a press release at imnewswatch
Do you need someone to write original articles, or to change or install a script:
Free Music if you need intro’s for your videos that sound professional::
http://www.archive.org/details/audio |http://www.premiumbeat.com | http://www.royaltyfreemusic.com/sound-effects.html | http://downloadsoundeffects.com | http://www.musictrackslibrary.com | http://www.trakax.com |http://www.royalty-free.tv
The most important factor to get high level traffic is to laser target the pages you create around one good keyword for each page, don’t forget to include the metatag description with a somewhat longer phrase containing your main keyword(s) for that page. There is no point of building pages with a content nobody is looking for.
Every one knows about wordtracker, lastly they removed the free version with the KEI but did you know they also have a free enhanced version that allow you to check if the competition is not to hard, try the Gtrends tool from Wordtracker when you see a long tail word that you like, click on the G and see if there is a green bar. Don’t bother to much about the amount of unique daily page views, you don’t need hundred a day, everything above 10 is welcome to me. Also you can use the sidebar recommendation to buid up a list of related keywords.
I also use the free www.trafficuncut.com/keywordtool.exe a free insider little software that showed really valuable to find keywords with low concurency on Google (just look at how much competion pages there are) the fast way (it is the same tool than the one you can get together with another bunch of tools at Keyword Buzz )
To discover secret trends:
Simply head to ebay pulse, Yahoo Buzz, or Google Trends to
identify that kind of hot topics.
http://pulse.ebay.com/ Everybody knows that Ebay is the internet’s biggest eCommerce site. The top products lists provided in the Pulse report shows you the most in demand products in the world’s largest online store.
http://shopping.com/top_searches Just pick out the category you are interested in. You’ll find the Top 100 products that are people are buying, AND even more importantly, the actual search terms people are using to find theses products. This information is pure Gold.
www.amazon.com Best Sellers Books Dept. Click on “Shop All Departments”, then click on any product category and then click on the “Bestsellers” link at the top of the page. In the “Books” section, click on “Bestsellers”, and then in the left navigation column, click on “Non-Fiction ”. These resources will give you endless ideas for new products to promote via your eCommerce store. If you do your research right, you can be almost 100% sure that you will be successful before ever adding the first product to your site.
For specific books you can also go to see inside the book, and right click on the image to find related keywords. Also you can for most books see the table of content that will give you very interesting related keywords, you can’t find with eg. Wordtracker.
more tools include:
- Free Keywords WordTracker
- KeywordDiscovery
- Google Keywords Tool
- SEObook Keyword Tool
- DigitalPoint Suggestion
- Google Metrics Tool
- Trends In Google
(Can Select by Country)
Map your keywords with this engine: http://www.kwmap.net/
To find content I often use Google News it is very easy to personalise the home page around you main keywords interest, and use Google alerts to be informed when new aricles are posted. This is the best tool to stay ahead of the information game, and it is quite easy to transform the content using your own words, or take some extract and mention your source. Also newspaper usually remove the content after a few days so even if you copy and paste the content and mention a link back you often won’t have duplicate problems or copyright infringment claims, but always better to say it with your own words.
I also use the new search engine http://www.cuil.com/ made buy a few ex-Google employees since it give a fresh look and helps finding pages you don’t see in Google.
To find some good expired domains:
But first, did you know there are previously used domain names available for just the cost of the domain registration fee?
Believe it or not, sometimes the previous owner does not pay the renewal fee, or has lost interest in the domain. Then the domain expires.
When domains expire they become fair game for anyone to snap up, but you’ve got to register them before somebody else does…
This means you can buy the targeted traffic very inexpensively. The previous owner has done all the work and you can now take over and use the visitor traffic and reputation of the site in your project.
http://www.registercompass.com/ Each and every day there are more than 30,000 new domains registered. There are also 2,000 domains that expire every day. Don’t miss out on yet another day of not staking your claim to undervalued expiring domains. Or if you prefer to discover an available domain name based on the keywords you need use this free domain software : http://www.domainpunch.com/products/dna/#download
Get a free video tutorial to install a new domain on a resellers account with Cpanel
My site was created with WordPress, It is easy to use once you know the shortcuts how to install the plugins and free templates are found, it is easy to change layout, but you also must change the way links are showed so that they include the description of the titles in the URL to make it more SEO friendly ( I guess you did not guess this site was created with wordpress on first view)
If you will create an Ebook you probably will need some support system, no need to spend money on this free php helpdesk script
A free instant squeeze page generator (but you’ll need to go through the upsells – a real pain in the A**)
To make money I advise the use of CPA (cost per action) networks
DirectLeads – Make Money!
To index your site you can try KnowboForm Website Submission Tool that will semi-manually post your articles or sites and give you links back, it is free till end 2009 and you should join the forum to gain access.
Article Directories are good to get search engine traffic and human traffic
- Ezinearticles.com A nice function here to discover high traffic keywords is to enter one of your keywords to search for articles, than visit one of the articles and below the page see the most viewed articles, than determine wich keyphrase it uses, it is usually a long tail one that has not to much competition.
- zimbio.com and Xomba.com are two less known directories examples. I posted articles on both sites and my article was on the top ten in a matter of hours by Google.
Articledashboard.com- Goarticles.com
- Articlecity.com
Easyarticles.com- Articlealley.com
- Articlebiz.com
- Ideamarketers.com
Articlecube.com
- More to come
Video Directories
- Sclipo
- Sumo.tv
Youtube
Google
Dailymotion
Blip
Metacafe
Yahoo
Facebook
Myspace
Vimeo
- Revver
Veoh
- Vsocial
Photobucket
- Putfile
To Submit one video in one go, there are tools on the Net available.
Social BookMarking Sites
Propeller.com
Slashdot.org
Digg.com
Technorati.com
Del.icio.us
Stumbleupon.com
Twitter.com
Reddit.com
Tagza.com
Fark.com
Newsvine.com
Furl.net
swik.net
Connotea.org
Sphinn.com
Blinklist.com
Faves.com
Mister-wong.com
Spurl.net
Netvouz.com
Diigo.com
Backflip.com
Rawsugar.com
Bibsonomy.org
Folkd.com
Linkagogo.com
Indianpad.com
Plugim.com
Myjeeves.ask.com
Buddy Marks
Connectedy
MyLinkVault
Google Bookmarks
Jumptags.com
Fetch
OYAX
A1 Webmarks
Bookmark Tracker
myVmarks
Mixx.com
Wirefan.com
Danogo.com
Links Marker
Symbaloo
Ximmy
Health Ranker
Ka-Boom-It.com
Rss Aggregators are a very important tool to get plenty of one way link backs to your site from authority sites. Like the new BadRss free tool site from Peter Drew (creator of the Brute Force SEO tool)
Badrss- Friendfeed.com
- Lifestream.fm
- Editaste.com
- Profilactic.com
- Feedraider.com
- Feedage.com
- Feedfury.com
- Rss2.com
- Feedest.com
- Bloglines.com
- Feedshow.com
- Letsprove.com
Hope you’ll enjoy, stay in touch…
David Norden
P.S.:I will update this page regularly. Tell us below the tools you need but did not find and those you use most and you want to share.
Affiliate Showcase: http://www.affiliateshowcase.com/
Article Marketing:
Ezine Articles: http://ezinearticles.com/
iSnare: http://www.isnare.com/
Articles Base: http://www.articlesbase.com/
Buzzle: http://www.buzzle.com/
Search Warp: http://searchwarp.com/
ArticleAlley.com: http://articlealley.com/
GoArticles.com: http://goarticles.com/
Web-Source.net: http://web-source.net/
Article Set.com: http://www.articleset.com/
WebProNews.com: http://www.webpronews.com/
Articles Dashboard: http://www.articledashboard.com/
Knol: http://knol.google.com/k
eHow: http://eHow.com
Blogging Software:
WordPress: http://wordpress.org (to set up on your own server)
Type Pad: http://typepad.com
Movable Type: http://www.movabletype.org/
Hosted solutions:
WordPress.com: http://wordpress.com
Blogger: http://blogger.com
LiveJournal: http://livejournal.com
Blog.com: http://blog.com
Clear Blogs: http://clearblogs.com
Micro Blogging
Twitter: http://twitter.com
Plurk: http://www.plurk.com/PatMarcello
Jaiku: http://www.jaiku.com/
Plinky: http://www.plinky.com/
Yonkly: http://yonkly.com
Blogging Communities:
MyBlogLog: http://mybloglog.com
Spicy Page: http://spicypage.com
Blog Catalog: http://blogcatalog.com
Social Bookmarking
Digg: http://digg.com
StumbleUpon: http://StumbleUpon.com
Mixx.com: http://Mixx.com
Yahoo Buzz: http://buzz.yahoo.com/
Reddit: http://www.reddit.com/
Technorati: http://www.technorati.com/
Delicious: http://delicious.com/
Kaboodle: http://www.kaboodle.com/
Propeller: http://www.propeller.com/
NewsVine: http://www.newsvine.com/
2collab.com : http://www.2collab.com/
A1-Webmarks.com: http://www.a1-webmarks.com/
Ambedo.com: http://ambedo.com/
Backflip.com : http://www.backflip.com/login.ihtml
Bibsonomy.org: http://www.bibsonomy.org/
Blinklist.com: http://blinklist.com/
Bookmarks.yahoo.com: http://bookmarks.yahoo.com
Chipmark.com: http://chipmark.com
Cloudytags.com: http://cloudytags.com
connotea.org: http://connotea.org
Diigo.com: http://Diigo.com
Dzone.com: http://Dzone.com
Fark.com: http://fark.com
Faves.com: http://faves.com
Fazed.org: http://fazed.com
Getboo.com: http://getboo.com
Givealink.org: http://givealink.com
Google Bookmarks: http://www.google.com/bookmarks/
Mylinkvault.com: http://mylinkvault.com
Netvouz.com: http://netvouz.com
Searchles.com: http://searchles.com
Simpy.com: http://simpy.com
Bookmarking tools:
Only Wire: http://onlywire.com
Social Marker: http://socialmarker.com
Social Networking:
Facebook: http://facebook.com
MySpace: http://myspace.com
Hi5: http://hi5.com/
43Things.com: http://www.43things.com/
Xanga: http://xanga.com
Classmates.com: http://classmates.com
LinkdIn: http://www.linkedin.com/home
Plaxo: http://plaxo.com
CafeMom: http://cafemom.com
Imeem: http://imeem.com
Friendster: http://friendster.com
Reunion.com: http://reunion.com
Bebo: http://bebo.com
Orkut: http://orkut.com
Social Marketing Central: http://socialauthority.ning.com/
Listbuilding Nexus: http://Listbuildingnexus.com
Social Content:
HubPages: http://hubpages.com
Ning: http://ning.com
Gather: http://gather.com
Squidoo: http://squidoo.com
Tumblr: http://tumblr.com
Scribd: http://scribd.com
Zimbio: http://zimbio.com
9Rules: http://9rules.com
eHow: http://www.ehow.com/
Yahoo answers: http://answers.yahoo.com/
AnswerBag: http://www.answerbag.com/
MyEbook.com: http://myebook.com
Social Site Helpers
Ping.fm: http://ping.fm
Hello.txt: http://hellotxt.com/
Friend Feed: http://friendfeed.com/
HootSuite: http://hootsuite.com
Free Wikis
PBWiki: http://pbwiki.com
Wiki.com: http://wiki.com
WetPaint: http://wetpaint.com
WikiSpaces: http://wikispaces.com
PBWorks: http://pbworks.com
WikiDot: http://wikidot.com
Press Releases:
PRLog: http://prlog.com
1888 Press Release.com: http://www.1888pressrelease.com/
24/7 Press Release: http://www.24-7pressrelease.com/index.php
Add PR: http://addpr.com/
BizEurope.com : http://www.bizeurope.com/pressrelease.htm
eCommWire.com : http://ecommwire.com/
Express-Press-Release.com : http://express-press-release.net/
Free-News-Release.com : http://www.free-news-release.com/
Free-Press-Release.com : http://www.free-press-release.com/
Free-Press-Release-Center.info : http://www.free-press-release-center.info/
FreePressIndex.com : http://freepressindex.com/
FreePressRelease.co.cc : http://www.freepressrelease.com.au/index.asp
FreePressReleases.co.uk : http://www.freepressreleases.co.uk/
i-Newswire.com: http://www.i-newswire.com
IndiaPRWire.com : http://www.indiaprwire.com/
MediaSyndicate.com : http://www.newswiretoday.com/index.php
MyFreePR.com : http://www.myfreepr.com/
NewswireToday.com : http://www.newswiretoday.com/index.php
PageRelease.com : http://www.pagerelease.com/
PR.com : http://www.pr.com/
PR9.net : http://www.pr9.net/
PR-Inside.com : http://www.pr-inside.com/
PRCompass.com : http://www.prcompass.com/
PRlog.com : http://www.prlog.org/
PRurgent.com : http://prurgent.com/
PRzoom.com : http://www.przoom.com/index.php
PressAbout.com : http://www.pressabout.com/
PressBox.co.uk: http://www.pressbox.co.uk/
PressFlow.co.uk : http://www.pressflow.co.uk./
PressMethod.com : http://www.pressmethod.com/CostSummary.htm
PressRelease.com : http://www.pressrelease.com.np/submit-release/
PressReleasePoint.com : http://www.pressreleasepoint.com/prpage
TechPRSpider.com : http://www.techprspider.com/AddFeed.aspx
TheOpenPress.com : http://theopenpress.com/index.php?a=index
Teleseminars:
Free conference lines:
Free conference: http://www.freeconference.com/
Free conference calls: http://www.freeconferencecall.com/
Totally free conference calls: http://www.totallyfreeconferencecalls.com/
No cost conference: http://www.nocostconference.com/
Foonz: http://www.nocostconference.com/
Free conference calling: http://www.freeconferencecalling.com/
Podcasting
My podcast: http://www.mypodcast.com/
PodBean: http://www.podbean.com/
Podcast Free America: http://www.podcastfreeamerica.com/
GCast: http://www.gcast.com/ SwitchPod: http://switchpod.com/
Video
YouTube: http://youtube.com
Google Video: http://www.google.com/video/
VidLife: http://www.vidilife.com/
510Video: http://www.510video.com/
BoFunk: http://www.bofunk.com/
Clipser: http://www.clipser.com/
DailyMotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/
Esnips: http://www.esnips.com/
Guba: http://www.guba.com/
iViewTube: http://www.iviewtube.com/
ewego: http://www.kewego.com/
LiveVideo: http://www.livevideo.com/
MegaVideo: http://megavideo.com/
Metacafe: http://www.metacafe.com
MotionBox: http://www.motionbox.com/
Revver: http://revver.com/
Veoh: http://www.veoh.com/
Yahoo video: http://video.yahoo.com/
Vimeo: http://vimeo.com/
(Uploading) Tube Mogul: http://tubemogul.com
Photo Sharing
Flickr: http://flickr.com
PhotoBucket: http://photobucket.com/
My Photo Album: http://myphotoalbum.com
Picassa: http://picassa.google.com
PhotoApe: http://photoape.com
WebShots: http://webshots.com
Slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/
FREE ADS:
USFreeAds: http://www.usfreeads.com/
Free Advertising Forum: http://www.freeadvertisingforum.com/