Use this tool to check the number of backlinks you have pointing to a particular domain or URL.

Find those backlinks linking to you, their Description, Language and Size.

Simply enter the exact URL of the webpage you want to check the backlinks information for, and click the ‘check’ button after which, you will be shown your results.

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Use this tool to check the page rank of your website.

Check your website’s Google PageRank on major Google datacenters instantly.

Type in your URL of your chosen web page and click the ‘check’ button. The page rank of the page will be returned on this page checking various datacenters.

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This post is an interesting one for website owners who are interested in website statistical information. A quote from the article is as shown below;

Since Google Analytics was launched in 2005 it has become one of the top analytics packages for small to medium sized websites. Growth was initially slow due to the frustrating waiting list system initiated by Google to avoid over stretching their servers. Now that the waiting list has been removed anybody can sign up to use this great service.

This post is titled ‘Advanced use of Google Analytics and the new interface‘ and covers the following website headings:

1. Tracking exit clicks, banner clicks and RSS feed subscribers
2. How do I track downloads?
3. Tracking ecommerce revenue
4. How to track Sales
5. Tracking 404 errors

This website references information from blogstorm and proves to be a very interesting and educational read.

To signup to Google Analytics, which is FREE, head to the Google Analytics home page which is located here.

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Page rank is an issue that has been consistently overlooked with many websites. After finding an interesting article on the seo blog I thought it would be worth extending the ideas and beliefs of that article to this domain. A quote from the article;

One of the old cliches and golden rules of a good web site, ‘don’t write for search engines’. If you have something to add to enhance the user experience, add it.

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Many webmasters are aware that the key to a succesfull website is to create unique content that will keep visitors coming back. There are lots of ways to do this, such as releasing publically available scripts and providing support for them or writing lots of detailed articles and help files and providing a community to extend these views. Most webmasters nightmares begin with content. “Where do you get it? Do I have the ability to write the content? Do I have the money to pay someone if I cant write the content? Do I even have the time?“. Ideally, webmasters shouldn’t try to run a website which they have no idea about - so most webmasters have the ability to write at least some decent content.

Some webmasters do not bother to write their own content and use pre built content which they simply load onto their own sites. This is debatable - surely each website should be different right?

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