My request of you is that you suggest other blog tools that YOU enjoy in the comments below so that together an always improving list of blog tools can be crafted. Thanks in advance.
Traffic, Metrics and Statistics Tools
- Google Analytics
- Stat Counter
- The Webalizer
- Measuremap
- Omniture
- Extreme Tracking
- AWStats (great service but no link due to anti IE popup)
- MarketLeap
SEO Tools
- GoRank
- Ranks.NL
- WideXL (many tools on one site)
- SEODigger
- Iwebtool - link popularity
- SEOCentro Meta Analyzer
- Shoemoney serps tool
- Overture Keywords
- McAnerin - robots.txt generator
- Hscripts - broken link checker
- Webconfs - spider simulator
- Google webmaster tools
- Google Trends
Social Media Tools
- Digg major social bookmarking site
- Technorati major social bookmarking site
- Del.icio.us major social bookmarking site
- StumbleUpon social browsing
- OnlyWire bookmarklet site that submits to other social sites
- Entrecard free social marketing
- Feedburner RSS and email subscription service
- Odeo record and share podcasts
- AZOOCA video mail and capture
- Swicki custom search portals
- SEOQuake a FF and IE toolbar with SEO features
Misc
If you don’t see a tool on the list that you can’t live without please take a second and leave a comment about it. The more people see this blog tools list and leave notes the better it will get!
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Wordpress is defacto #1 but its pretty complicated if you new to blogging. Blogger is a bit restrictive any many ways. I found moguling to be easiest to use and easiest to get indexed by Google due to the many SEO tools that are integrated into the interface. Free directory listings for real good posts, whish is pretty cool.
I’ll have to set up a moguling site and rip it a new one… errr… test it to it’s limits. You just had to say they spent some time on SEO didn’t you dale, now curiosity has a hold of me :p