Ok the first thing I always check is server headers, a common mistake is 302ing the home page to an internal page so here is the screen shot of what a server header should look like :
the next thing is Links and ratio of inbound to outbound links something like :
I can see that I have too many internal links, I still like the 100 links on a page rule, so that means I need to do some culling, most probably in my NAV .. any way externals links is next on my list. What is the web master allowing to be followed is normally a good indication if a site is selling links, if a high % of outbounds are a Nofollow and a few and clean links, IMO the clean links are either owned by the web master or are purchased .. Blog’s can be a little different you can see mine here :
that’s my Comments with NoFollow, and my posts Have clean links, I can also see MY V10 tracking script, My Flickr account and my Firewall Script here :
I can also see that I have a few Sphinn links due to the fact that I pull in their RSS, but again I’m happy that Danny and his Mods will keep that feed clean but it’s a good reminder that I’m linking externally !!
DaveN
21 Comments
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8th May 2008 @ 11:40
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thanks andy
8th May 2008 @ 11:43
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Very slick David - probably (one if not) the best I’ve seen around.
David Saunders
Limey in the US8th May 2008 @ 11:59
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I stumbled it
David
Chelsea FC8th May 2008 @ 12:02
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very cool, cheers for this Dave, will be a big time saver
8th May 2008 @ 12:36
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Dave, Is this tool going to be available for some time because I’d like to add it to my Best Free SEO Tools list on my blog?
8th May 2008 @ 13:08
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Paul it’s not going away it’s free and will stay that way ! and if I ever go back on that Paul I will give you the Code
Dave
8th May 2008 @ 13:14
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Am I the only one who avoids using free tools like this, due to the fact that everything it’s used for can be TRACKED in great detail ?
I bet you’ll be gathering some interesting stats with this
8th May 2008 @ 13:37
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actually I storing no data at all on it, Zippy used to but it gets to big to manage and the data that a user put into the KD tool is never going to yield any anything concrete.
what I would do
is scape the SE’s on keyword level and then compile averages, etc etc … that’s want zippy did..we keep the data while you browser is open that’s it
DaveN
8th May 2008 @ 13:41
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Fine tool Dave, but why is it titles Keyword Density?
8th May 2008 @ 20:28
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Jaan because it started life has a KD tool and I just kept adding bits..
what do you reckon I should call it
9th May 2008 @ 08:24
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Dave’s Amazing Tool of Amazingness aka D.A.T.A
lol9th May 2008 @ 10:25
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Cool, I have added the tool Dave to my blog post.
One more question, do you ever give interviews anymore, and if you ever thought of doing one would you consider speaking with myself?
Right now off to watch Donny try and beat Southend.
9th May 2008 @ 19:00
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Nice! ..and usefull if you could handle anything else but the english language.
Try punching some scandinavian keywords in - double the fun and include a special char like æ or å, lol.
In know you got some danish keyword lists and probably some stop words too, so get crackin’ mate
9th May 2008 @ 22:29
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thanks for the tool David I will be mentioning this on my blog later.
9th May 2008 @ 23:43
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Great post, I’m a header fiend too
I also love Debian etch makes for a good web server, nice choice 10th May 2008 @ 05:26
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Dave’s SEO Tool is fine by me
10th May 2008 @ 21:49
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Great Tool. Keep these more great tools coming.
12th May 2008 @ 17:42
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Very slick tool, thanks!!
13th May 2008 @ 17:50
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really a good use tool
31st May 2008 @ 08:08
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very good tool. used it on my site. recommend it 100%
30th June 2008 @ 11:05
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What a fantastic little tool. Cheers