Sentiment analysis is something very new and immature. Sentiment analysis allows you to identify general attitudes towards your brand (or a product). The goal of sentiment analysis is to assign a given social media comment with a degree of association to three basic categories: positive, negative or neutral. 1. Social
Seeing what a web page links out to is one of the major steps of SEO diagnostics process. This way you can see which internal pages are given more emphasis to, which anchor texts are used for both internal and external links; you can identify some red flags of possibly paid links, research the site “neighborhood”, etc. This post lists 6 tools to help you run the analysis of all links used on a page: Type Internal vs External Linked page info Link details Extract links IWebTool Link Extractor Web-based no Google PR attributes (nofollow), title, anchor no Link Extractor Web-based no no Link anchor text CSV FireLink Report FireFox (Firebug) addon yes no Link anchor text no SEM tools FireFox addon no no Link position on a page copy all / selected links SEOquake FireFox addon yes Google PR, incoming links, etc nofollow CSV OutWit Hub FireFox addon yes no no CSV (Some details and screenshots can be found below) 1. IWebTool Link
Welcome to another edition of ‘ 7 Days of Search and Social ‘ – I was thinking, we really should have started the ‘SEO Olympics’ or something. Being a Canadian it’s pretty much consuming things up here. It would be fun to have an SEO version… heehee… Ok, fine, I am just jealous I can’t get a gold medal for search… It was a pretty busy week in the blogging world although a bit light on social search outside of Google once more making some noise (methinks they should scale back and get a few things right first…sigh). Oh, and my fav geek and pal, Bill Slawski once more stepped outside of the patent world… I love that stuff!! I hope you’re having a great week so far… Let’s; Get it on!