Code to Text Ratio Tool

This tool will help you discover the percentage of text in a web page (as compared to the combined text and code).

Indexed Pages Tool

This tool will return the total link count for each URL from major search engines (Google, Yahoo, MSN, Alta Vista, and AlltheWeb).

The Keyword Suggestion for Google Tool

This tool will help you choose relevant and popular terms related to your selected key term. Simply enter a key term and this tool will query information from several Google searches, which it will use to determine popular and re-occurring terms used by websites in the same industry. This query may take anywhere from 10 to 30 seconds to complete.

Spider Simulator Tool

This tool simulates a search engine by displaying the contents of a web page in exactly the way the search engine spider would see it.

The Google Suggest Scraper Tool

The keyword suggestion tool for Google will help you choose relevant and popular terms related to your selected key term. Type in a word or part of a word to generate related keywords.

Keyword Difficulty Check Tool

Use this Keyword Difficulty Check Tool to see how difficult it would be to rank for specific keywords or keyword phrases. This tool issues a percentage score that indicates how difficult it would be to rank on the first page for this term.

Future PageRank Tool

This tool will query Google’s various data centers to check for any changes in PageRank values for a given URL.

Keyword Density Tool

This tool will analyze your chosen URL and return a table of keyword density values for one-, two-, or three-word key terms.

Site Link Analyzer Tool

This tool will analyze a given web page and return a table of data containing columns of outbound links and their associated anchor text.

Link Popularity Tool

This tool will query all the major search engines (Google, Yahoo, and MSN) when you enter the “link:” operator with your chosen URL. It will return the total link count for each URL.

You will notice that the totals vary greatly from search engine to search engine; this is because the figures shown represent the number of inbound links that are known to that search engine (which will vary based on the size of their database). Most of the search engines (Google especially) also apply various filters against the inbound links; therefore, some inbound-links may not be counted toward the total.