Here we are, the last session of Search Engine Strategies. It’s been a great, but exhausting conference. The session I attended was on SEO Tools. Three of the five panelists provided their Powerpoints on their websites (just so happens they were the three best presentations), which you should definitely check out because they show screenshots of these tools in action. Download the first two Powerpoints from www.webuildpages.com/ses and the third from www.epiar.com/ses. Jim Boykin: Wayback Machine Find Age of Website Tool Poodle Predictor (spider simulator) Copyscape (website plagiarism search) URLinfo Backlink Anchor Text Analyzer KwMap (a keyword map for the whole Internet) eHubfinder (looks for co-occurring backlinks, which may be authoritative links that help satisfy topic dependant link authority algorithms. To use Hubfinder enter a subject, and / or competing URLs to analyze linkage data of top ranked competing sites via the Yahoo! API.) Keyword Tracker Todd Malicoat: Domain/server level information: Whois Source, DNS Stuff, and Check Class C IP Address (this last one is to make sure the links that you plan on buying are on different class C blocks) Competitive information tools: GoogSpy Backlinks & offpage information tools: Pages Indexed, Backlinks Domain, PageRank, Allinanchor, Keyword Density tool, Yahoo! Link Harvester Keyword information: Keyword Density tools, Google Suggest, Snap.com Keyword Stats Header & page level information: Server Header Checker Spidering & indexability: Xenu’s Link Sleuth, Sandbox Detection Tool Ken Jurina: Firefox extensions: SEOpen, Web Developer, Search Status, PDF Download, Roboform toolbar, Search Keys, IE View (all downloadable from http://extensionroom.mozdev.org) Web CEO Click Tracks LiveSTATS Roboform Bill Hartzer: OptiLink OptiSpider Keyword Combinations Keyword Helper URL Trends domain analyzer (it also supports notifying you via email or RSS when changes happen) Sources of other tools: www.seocompany.ca/tool/seo-tools.html, www.digitalpoint.com/tools/, www.seotoolset.com, www.seochat.com/seo-tools Paul Bruemmer: Alexa RankingManager Linxviewer Yahoo! Finance Hoovers Pro Plus Print Screen Plus Well I wanted to blog many more sessions than I did, but it ended up being a lot harder than I thought it would be. Thankfully for you, dear readers, there were many other capable bloggers blogging the SES sessions. In particular check out the coverage on Search Engine Roundtable blog. By the way, a big hello to all the bloggers I met for the first time at SES, including Scott Miller, Aaron Wall, and Barry Schwartz, to name a few.