Keeping track of your search engine optimization’s statistics is an important part of running a successful online marketing campaign. But when you’re managing a social media marketing campaign along with fifty different blogs and checking rankings on multiple search engine results pages, it can be a bit overwhelming.

To help you keep better track of your SEO campaign, here are a few free SEO tools you can find online.



SEOmoz lets you check how your site ranks for 5 different keywords each day for free, and it keeps an archive of your ranking record. If you do the math, that means you get to check approximately 150 keywords per month. Not bad for a free service, and all you need to do is sign up for an SEOmoz account.


This rank checker by iWebtool.com lets you find out and compare the rankings of up to 10 different domains and the results can be viewed in table format. This is especially handy when you want to assess competitor sites for a client or even your own domains.


This debugging tool by Fiddlertool.com does basically the same job of other expensive debugging tools, except it does it for free. Fiddler’s debugging tool effectively analyzes the background communications between browsers and their servers and, unlike Firefox’s TemperData tool, it won’t freeze on you every half hour. The only downside is that the Fiddler debugging tool is only available for Windows.


Strongest Subpages by WeBuildPages.com is a handy tool that lets you analyze a website and gives you a list of the strongest pages on that site in terms of SEO. This helps you see things like which pages have the most inbound links and which ones are lagging behind. Good for assessing competitor sites as well as refining your own.



Another tool by WeBuildPages.com, the Backlink Checker is a free tool that lets you analyze your backlink channels as well as competitor backlinks. It is basic, but it does the job, and is definitely something that every SEO should have in their arsenal.



In the end, you can pay for SEO tools to help you with your SEO efforts, but that can increase overhead. In order to save money, without skimping on the SEO services you provide, it's a great idea to use free tools that will provide you with the same help that other paid tools provide.





Amanda is a writer and blogger living in San Diego and likes to write about Search Engine Optimization (SEO) as well as social media marketing.

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