Any Free Tool that can Analyze a Site?

[melovemoney]

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Seo quake and google analytics are my two favorites for the free ones - they do an awesome job. Of course there is a paid version of sem rush (and partial free version) that I live using also.

[chicagorox]

I would suggest sticking to google analytics and webmaster tools.

[MollyHunter]

I would suggest sticking to google analytics and webmaster tools.

Why?

This is the third 3 - 10 word answer you've given to posts, not very helpful.

[chicagorox]

If you really have a problem with the way I post, posting about my post doesn't make your case look any better.

Now the reason why you should go with analytics and webmaster tools is because:
1. They are free
2. Minimal data lag
3. Personally, I have seen the most consistent and accurate results (excluding webmaster tools keywords- they truly are horrible, but there are better tools for seo like seoattack.org)

[redtapedoc]

love free tools like this thank you

[Iain84]

I use Google Analytics and always have. It's easy to use from my perspective, I can set up email reports for my customers and it integrates easily with Webmaster Tools.

Oh and it's free!

[S10]

SEO Powersuite. Tracks your rankings, audits websites (your own and competitors), checks links and spies on your competitors for you. And, it works on Linux, which is a total bonus for a Windows hater like me

[2gbhosting]

Woorank and searchengineginie and linkpoularity are some websites that help you to analyze your websites. And all those are free.

[honeyclarck]

Google is Google. You must use Google Analytic. It's free and easy to use.

[chicagorox]

I know it's simple, but I love using info: and site: commands in google itself to analyze my competitors and my own site.

[JayWessman]

The open site explorer which can be found here: OpenSiteExplorer.org is pretty good.

I use it regularly to check the backlinks of my sites.