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PAGE ANALYSIS:

1. SEOmoz Page Strength Tool – A useful tool that gives an overall look at the strength of a page.
2. Sitening’s SEO Analyzer – See if your pages are structured to achieve high search engine rankings.
3. Self SEO’s Page Speed Checker – Test the load time of your pages and your competitor’s pages.
4. GoogleRankings.com – Check the use of keywords and phrases on your site.
5. Popuri – See several items such as PageRank and inbound links all at once.
6. Keyword Density Analysis – See how frequently you are using certain words and phrases.
7. Meta Tag Analyzer – How are search engine spiders seeing your meta tags?
8. Strongest Subpages Tool – Finds the 30 strongest subpages on your domain.
9. Similar Page Checker – Avoid duplicate content.
10. SEO Analysis Tool – Measures the ranking potential of a page.
11. WebSitePulse – A few different tools to test your sites performance.
12. Website Grader – Get a score for your site and even compare it to competitors if you want.

STATS:

1. Google Analytics – The leading free stats program.
2. AWStats
3. StatCounter
4. AddFreeStats
5. OneStat
6. Alexa – See where your site ranks.

BLOG STATS:

1. FeedBurner – Stats on your feed and your subscribers.
2. pMetrics – from Performancing.
3. pMetrics Plugin- Extending pMetrics.
4. IceRocket – Free stats program for blogs.

STATS PLUS:

1. Crazy Egg – Provides visual data about your visitors.
2. Mint – An extensible, self-hosted web site analytics program.

WEBMASTER TOOLS:

1. Google Webmaster Tools – Lots of information that shows you how Google sees your site.

CHECK AND TRACK SEARCH ENGINE RANKINGS:

1. Sitening’s SERP Tracker – Test your page’s optimization.
2. Search Engine Rankings Checker – From Mike’s Marketing Tools.
3. Google Banned Checker – Has the largest search engine in the world banned your website? Find out here.
4. Number of Pages Indexed – How many pages do you have indexed by search engines?
5. Website SEO Checkup – Make sure you’re ready to get high search engine rankings.
6. GeoTargeting Detection Tool from SEOmoz – Determine how well your site is targeted to country specific search engines.

GOOGLE PAGERANK:

1. PageRank Prediction – You need a minimum of 100 backlinks.
2. Smart PageRank – Check your PR.

REPUTATION AND BUZZ MONITORING:

1. Google Alerts – Have preset alerts sent to you by email.
2. co.mments – Monitor comments on blogs.
3. Conversation Tracker from BlogPulse
4. Trend Search from BlogPulse
5. Keotag – See if blogs are using your company name in the tags of their blog posts.
6. BoardTracker – Watch for mentions of your company in forums.

LINKS:

1. Dead Links tool from W3C – Find broken links.
2. Link Popularity Checker – From Mike’s Marketing Tools.
3. Xenu’s Link Sleuth – Find broken links.
4. Backlinks and Anchor Text – See who’s linking to you and what anchor text they are using.
5. Reciprocal Links Checker – Do you have agreements with others for reciprocal links? Check them here.

SPIDER SIMULATOR:

1. Summit Media’s Spider Simulator
2. Spider View
3. Webconfs.com Spider Simulator

CSS ANALYSIS TOOLS:

1. Clean CSS – Formatting and Optimizing
2. CSS Tidy – Optimizer and parser.
3. CSS Redunancy Checker – Redundancy is easy to do with CSS. Fix it with this.

VALIDATORS:

1. HTML – Validator from W3C.
2. CSS – Validator from W3C.
3. RSS – Validator from W3C.

WEBSITE PERFORMANCE:

1. AlertSite Website Performance Monitor
2. KeyNote

GOOGLE ADSENSE:

BROWSER COMPATIBILITY:

1. BrowserShots – See screenshots of your page in a number of different browsers.
2. Ready.mobi – Test your site for use with mobile browsers.

OTHER:

1. Geotargeting – find the location of your host’s servers
2. Find Your Site’s IP Address

This Twitter association offers both safety and power. A brand which possesses a presence on Twitter has the ability to assemble a network built on trust and loyalty, as well as the power to guide its image and enjoy the safety that power provides. Additionally, Twitter provides a platform with which to respond and counteract negative comments that may arise about a brand, all while summoning the support of the associations and relationships fostered by this medium.

Many brands have already found their way to Twitter. The successful ones possess a human voice behind them, communicating the brand message and networking with customers, business associates and industry colleagues. This communication is conducted on interpersonal terms, aiming to refrain from the characteristics of a sterile corporate message board or an advertising billboard.

Companies actively engaged on Twitter enjoy the strength of a loyal network. But more importantly, these organisations have the opportunity to build a positive image for their brand every day – and so can you.

Imagine yourself moving 11 times, each time moving a package and each time having to confirm the package is received. It’s the same process with a browser – having 5 CSS files and 6 JavaScript files in a website is a normal thing these days. But put yourself in your server’s position! Sending 11 files and confirming each time if the browser received the file…
It is possible, but wouldn’t it be better if you could send all your CSS files at once and all your JavaScript files at once by using php? By using the include function, it’s easy to include all your CSS files to a file called “master_css.php” and all your JavaScript files in to a folder called “master_js.php”, then call them all together throughout your pages.
Another thing you can do is to remove the things that browsers ignore i.e., removing “whitespace”. This includes comments and new lines. It can be difficult to remove them all by yourself, plus it does make the code unreadable. So to remove what is never going to be used, change all your line comments (//) into paragraph comments (/* */) and add to a function file the following function:

function compress($buffer) {
/* remove comments */
$buffer = preg_replace(‘!/\*[^*]*\*+([^/][^*]*\*+)*/!’, ”, $buffer);
/* remove tabs, spaces, newlines, etc. */
$buffer = str_replace(array(“\r\n”, “\r”, “\n”, “\t”, ‘ ’, ‘ ’, ‘ ’), ”, $buffer);
return $buffer;
}

Once you have done that, remove everything useless from your “master_css.php” & “master_js.php” by adding the following code:

< ?php

header(‘Content-type: text/css’);
include(‘myfunctions.php’); //add your function
ob_start(“compress”); //call the function /* your css or JavaScript files, please don’t include them together */ include($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].’/interactive10 /style.css’);
include($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].’/style.css’);
ob_end_flush();

Now if everything up to this point is done correctly, you should have one CSS and one JavaScript file, each being about 50% smaller than they were previously. You can halve that number by adding two additional lines at the end of your code:

ob_start(“ob_gzhandler”); just before ob_start(“compress”); and ob_end_flush();
By doing these things, you will make your code cleaner and decrease the load on your server, making your website faster!