New SEO tool

[allaffiliatepro]

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Hi All,
Some of you might remember my original post on this. Well I finally had a little time away from finishing AllAffiliatePro V5 Magnum, and I've updated the tool to inlcude a few more interesting features.

Once again feedback would be much appreciated. Thanks to all those who gave constructive feedback last time.

http://www.cosmicmarketing.com/cgi-b...k&want=pageseo

Try the new features at the bottom which allow you to do direct comparisons to 5 or 10 google sites with the lowest PR in the top 10 or 20. It's done that way based on the principal that the sites that rank high with the lowest PR must have the best on page factors. You can also show a breakdown of keyword density, and show the PR for each lin on the page. Of course, the more features you select the longer the results will take to come up.


Future features will check backlinks for each site, and see what the anchor text and PR is.


Lyle

[allaffiliatepro]

For those of you that tested the script in the last 3 hours, please try again. The last update I did caused a small problem. It's now rectified.

[allaffiliatepro]

A good number of views. Shame about the feedback though

Good, bad, plain ugly???

[dungdee]

I have typed my website in and it came up with thousands of keywords, does it show every search engine keyword used when clicking on to my site?

[Bionic]

I think it is very interesting. The main problem I had was differentiating between the section and identifying where I was in relation to the individual sites. Still think it is very good. By the way, it went a lot wide in Firefox had to do a lot of sliding left and right. Keep up the good work.

[KirstyM]

I felt it was potentially quite useful. I've always had a bit of a "finger in the air" approach to keyword density, using my instincts to try and improve placement in comparison to competitors.

I think a tool like this could assist me in taking a slightly more analytical approach. From my vague memories of the Web Position Gold page analysis tool, this seems to offer far more useful and precise info.

I was a bit confused by the layout initially, as the actual form to play around with was quite far down the page.

Overall though, I thought it was a pretty fine bit of kit!