In this greedy world we live in, we always take advantage of anything that’s free. Everyone loves free stuff. It’s just the way we are. So, what better way to track your site than with the free SEO tracking software available?
According to Aaron Wall, the Author of SEOBook, there are many useful software programs for tracking SEO results that are either free or relatively inexpensive.
These include:
* Google Analytics
* Mint Site Tracking Software
* Digital Point Forums
* SEO for Firefox
* Compete.com
* SEO Digger
Before accepting every free offer that comes your way, you need to research the software first. Each software program should contain a means with which track analytics, page rankings, your back links as well as your competition’s, the number of indexed pages, keyword density within pages, and all historical data.
Email scams are another matter that need to be carefully examined. These scams make unobtainable promises and then take your money and run! Aaron Wall describes this type of marketing as “the marketer is never above the medium.”
He explains that these spammers cannot comprehend what true marketing is if they think they have to use email spam to sell their product or service.
For more information, tune into the WebProNews video “Advice from Aaron Wall on SEO Tracking Software” and see which tracking programs he recommends.
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Is it possible to add links to these SEO programs?
I did a Google search for "Mint Site Tracking Software" (http://www.google.com/search?q=Mint+Site+Tracking+Software&rls=com.micro...) and found 1,260,000 "results", but I didn't find the software.
Thanks,
Gabriel Topala
www.gtopala.com