Last week I talked about my favorite Firefox add-on for viewing the Google PageRank, Alexa rank and backlink data from any website, called Search Status.
This week I want to talk about another useful extension for this same purpose, called SEOQuake.
I like Search Status because it is very simple to use, but it you want to gather as much data as possible from websites, then SEOQuake is a must, because it comes with many more features.
Once you install it you’ll be able to view a wide range of SEO parameters on the fly, on a separate toolbar. How many parameters are? A lot, here is the list:
- Google PR
Google PageRank of current page - Google Index
Number of indexed pages. Google version. - Google link
Number of links, pointing to the current page. Google version (Except links from concerned domain). - Google cachedate
Date of current Google cache. - Yahoo Index
Number of indexed pages. Yahoo version. - Yahoo link
Number of links, pointing to the current page. Yahoo version (Except links from concerned domain). - Yahoo Linkdomain (LD)
Number of links, pointing to the current domain. Linkdomain (LD) operator finds pages linking to domain, as opposed to link which finds references to a single page. Yahoo version. - Yahoo Linkdomain2 (LD2)
Number of links, pointing to the current domain (2-level domain). Linkdomain2 (LD2) operator finds pages linking to an entire domain, as opposed to linkdomain (LD) which finds references to a current domain (subdomain for example). Yahoo version. - Yahoo Directory
Domain presence in the Yahoo Directory. - MSN Index
Number of indexed pages . MSN version. - MSN link
Number of links, pointing to the current page. MSN version (Except links from concerned domain). - MSN Linkdomain (LD)
Number of links, pointed to the current domain. Linkdomain (LD) operator finds pages linking to domain, as opposed to link which finds references to a single page. MSN version. - MSN Linkdomain2 (LD2)
Number of links, pointing to the current domain (2-level domain). Linkdomain2 (LD2) operator finds pages linking to an entire domain, as opposed to linkdomain (LD) which finds references to a current domain (subdomain for example). MSN version. - Yandex CY
Yandex Rank of current page. - Yandex index (russian SE)
Number of indexed pages. Yandex version. - Yandex link
Number of links, pointing to the current page. Yandex version. - Yandex catalogue
Domain presence in the Yandex Directory. - Rambler index (russian SE)
Number of indexed pages. Rambler version. - Rambler top100
Domain presence in the Rambler top100 catalogue. - DMOZ Directory
Domain presence in the Dmoz Directory. - Alexa Rank
Traffic estimation index - WebArchive age
First date in Archive.org - Del.icio.us index
Link to del.icio.us history for current url. - Technorati index
Link to Technorati history for current url. - Digg index
Link to Digg history for current url. - IP lookup
Current domain IP. - Whois link
Link to the Whois record of current domain. - View source
Link to the source code of current web page. - Check robots.txt
Check if robots.txt file exists and if it does show link to it. - Page links
Dispaly quantity of internal/external links with the link to the link list. - Baidu index
Number of indexed pages. Baidu version. - Baidu link
Number of links, pointing to the current page. Baidu version. - Wikipedia (EN)
Number of search results found in Wikipedia (EN) - Ask index
Number of indexed pages. Ask version. - Bloglines
Number of search results found in Bloglines
You can customize the add-on to display or hide any of these parameters. It recommended that you use only some of them at a time (say 5 or 6), else you’ll find the script gets slow, and you might also get blocked from search engines temporarily (i.e., the data will stop showing).
Another very cool feature SEOQuake has is the ability to output these parameters right in the SERPs (Search Engine Result Pages). That is, when you perform a search for a keyword, you’ll see the parameters displayed right below each web page that will appear in the results. Here is a screenshot of that:
Overall it is a really nice add-on. Personally I don’t leave it active all the time, because it slows down the navigation of search engines, but I use whenever I am researching a new niche or performing keyword research. Check it out if you haven’t used it in the past.
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