New web-based SEO tool available...

Hello,

We're developing a new web-based tool that lets you investigate
the prominence of different sites as they appear in the search
results for a set of keywords.

You can set up a project which contains a list of keywords and some
sites you're interested in and then we check the results of
search-engine queries using those keywords. The results are
presented in a way which lets you see which keywords are important
and which sites turn up most often. We scan every day and over
time it's possible to see how different sites rise and fall in the
the results for a given keyword.

This tool can be used in a number of different ways:

o SEO people can experiment with keywords, picking the best
to use and make a difference to the visibility of the sites
they manage.
o Marketing people can look for keywords that broadly define
a sector they're interested in. It's possible to track the
visibility of competitors and associates over time and to
look for new companies moving into that sector.
o Business development people can gain an understanding of
how their site is performing. Is the advertising spend
being reflected in an improvement in the visibility of the
site compared to the competition.

This is beta software, so things might change a lot in as we test
different features. We want to know what people think so if you
have any comments or suggestions then please let us know.

If you'd like to know more then please take a look at:

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Thanks!

Andrew Wilson
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Nice tool, very interesting. I'll be interested to watch the changes over time.

Dave

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Not sure I understand all of it, but it's a nice idea. When I entered multiple keywords, some came back with scores next to them. About 10, etc. When I clicked on it took me to the overture tool for finding keywords. The number seemed really low...looks like it's from uk? If so that would make more sense as my product keyword is not distributed outside of north america yet.

Also, in the list of top sites, I what does the score represent? The last question I have in my initial test drive is when I put multiple kewords in the tool, I only see one list of top sites...is this just for the first keyword, or is there some sort of algo that calculates a weighted avg?

Keep up the good work.

I'm diggin it... have to check it out more tho and see how well it works!

BINGO!!!

Are u done with this one ? I have something similar done as well which I would like to share with users here at seochat.com soon !

Nice tool.


We'll look forward for your share.

That is a very handy and usefull tool.

I like it a lot.