Instant Rank Checking

August 21, 2009 by · 1 Comment
Filed under: Experience 

I’ve recently stumbled on this usefull Firefox addons, called SEOQuake. Which is very usefull when I want to check one page’s Google PageRank (and other statistical info).

Why do I need to do so?
Well, it’s a common thing that to gain the pagerank juice, one need to earn backlinks (or inbound links) from other page that has high Page Rank. I’m not telling that a visiting a blog then leaving your comment is merely a way to gain page rank juices, but when it comes to that.. well, this one addons will help.

Not only you will get the information when you open the page, even when you’re still on a Google Result Page, you will see the statistical information for each resulting links. So, happy hunting y’all.

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Optimize Firefox

May 28, 2009 by · 4 Comments
Filed under: How-To 

My online activities are tightly related to web-browser, because I do a lot of things; not just compose a blog and post it in here. Blog-walking routine, maintain EntreCard for getting traffic, checking the backlink, and so on; requires me a web-browser because I found it as the most convenient way to do my daily tasks.

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FireFox is my favourite, but lately I only use it when I really need it the most. Why? Because the number of add-ons I’ve installed really consuming a lot of resources, and this cost my patience big time. Well, that’s until I found this very powerful tool that reduce the resources consumption in a tremendous number.

Read more for Download Link..

Check Your Backlinks

April 29, 2009 by · 9 Comments
Filed under: Experience 

If you already read my explanation about Google Page Rank, and understand that there are page-rank juices being distributed from-and-to a web page, then now I’m going to share a very useful tools that will help you track-down all the links  that is coming to your site (either or inbound-link).

Okay, hold your horses. If you are about to question someone next to you about

Hey, what does this guy mean about internal-linking?

or

Inbound-links? Aren’t links will always be links?

You can read my other post about the so-called inbound link.

Read some explanation, don’t be bored.

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