So, last night I was talking to Cory about how his SEO was moving along. When he mentioned that hubspot had finally launched their seo tool recently. At first I just thought it was interesting and wanted to check into it, but the more he talked about it the more I was intrigued. This tool does almost everything for you. Instead of using 5 or six tools to cross reference this tool does a competitor analysis, linking analysis, researchs a site, and offers keyword tips. It is expensive so i would recommend seeing if we can have them come in with a demo, but the white paper for it can be found at:
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&ct=res&cd=2&url=http%3A%2F%2Fblog.hubspot.com%2FPortals%2F249%2Fdocs%2FJohn_Edwards_Website_Grader_Report.pdf&ei=9ZN3SNvGAajeigGGtIW_CA&usg=AFQjCNHWmT8jK8DwYhHsVZy8YDtRE11YSA&sig2=LZ8ODTWdmfNtCdOgUn9ZcQ
and here is the blog post I recently read on it:
http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/2428/Why-Free-SEO-Tools-Bring-Power-To-The-People.aspx
Hubspots CEO is also on twitter if you want to contact him.
Brian Halligan
@bhalligan
Name Brian Halligan
Location Cambridge, MA Web http://www.hubspot.com
Bio CEO/Co-Founder of HubSpot
Dharmesh Shah
@onstartups
Name Dharmesh Shah
Location Boston, MA Web http://OnStartups.com
Bio startup fanatic and founder, HubSpot
Mike Volpe
@mvolpe70
Name Mike Volpe
Location Boston, MA Web http://www.HubSpot.com
Bio VP Marketing, HubSpot (Internet Marketing)
Thanks for the comments and the link. The free tool you reference is at www.WebsiteGrader.com. We also sell some more advanced Internet marketing software, you can learn more about that at www.HubSpot.com.
ReplyDeleteThanks for checking out HubSpot and mentioning us on your site.
ReplyDeleteAlso, note that over a dozen people from HubSpot are on Twitter. We're social media fanatics.
Quick (unrelated) thought: I noticed that your blog requires a Google account or OpenID account to leave comments. Although that does reduce spam, I think you might not be getting as many comments as you could that way. Many folks have a short attention span and won't go to the trouble.