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How to check SEO

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If you are just a customer on a website and don't own i, how can you check if the website has SEO? Is the only way to ciew page source and copy and paste the keywords in to google?

 

A friend of mine pays good money for SEO and I don't have access to analytics or anything like that.

Try this: websitegrader.com

 

its free and you will be able to compare your site against competitors. Also it will give you a grade and advice on what needs to be improved.

Try this: websitegrader.com

 

its free and you will be able to compare your site against competitors. Also it will give you a grade and advice on what needs to be improved.

 

Another great tool is backlinkwatch.com. It will show a fairly complete list of inbound links, the anchor text used, the PR of the site, and the number of links on that page.

Have a look at my sig link, gives you a good idea of the basic steps which should be undertaken

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All the links are very helpful thanks. It was more to do with how can you see the results on google? How do you know what to search to get it to come up? I'd like to also learn SEO and I've just bought SEO an hour a day but not had time to read it yet.

SEO should really be the other way round, start with what the site should show up for (the SEO company should have defined the core terms as part of their brief) and then see what your rankings are for those defined terms.

SEO is not some sort of plugin that you can check is in place. You can't tell if a site has "SEO" because you don't know what keyterms they want to rank for.

 

What you are actually asking is, how can I tell what keywords a site ranks for.

 

Search on Google for "google keyword tool", enter then website name, domain and any blindingly obvious keywords and see what comes up. That will give you a good idea of the keywords associated with that site.

If you are just a customer on a website and don't own i, how can you check if the website has SEO? Is the only way to ciew page source and copy and paste the keywords in to google?

 

A friend of mine pays good money for SEO and I don't have access to analytics or anything like that.

 

 

You can simply check its inbound links at yahoo by using this search query link:www.yourdomain.com this way you'll know if it is undergoing linkbuidlng or seo process by checking out the backlinks of the site. You can also view the page source by pressing cntrl + u on the webpage and check if there are proper meta tags,title on that page. You can use many seo tools to check the site's statistics.

this is not the best way i think.....

 

 

 

If you are just a customer on a website and don't own i, how can you check if the website has SEO? Is the only way to ciew page source and copy and paste the keywords in to google?

 

A friend of mine pays good money for SEO and I don't have access to analytics or anything like that.

If you are just a customer on a website and don't own i, how can you check if the website has SEO? Is the only way to ciew page source and copy and paste the keywords in to google?

 

A friend of mine pays good money for SEO and I don't have access to analytics or anything like that.

 

 

Install SEOquake, it's an efficient SEO tool

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