
New Tools in Raven SEO Toolbox Raven SEO toolbox is one of the few tools I use on a daily basis. For three weeks Raven announced a partnership with Majestic SEO and now they already released two new tools using the Majestic SEO interface: “Site Finder” and “Backlink Explorer”. If you want to test these tools for free I suggest you read till the end of the article!
A short overview: ![]() fig. 1: Raven shows SERP rankings and Analytics data together. This screenshot also demonstrates the importance of Yahoo in Germany. - The research tools give you some quick information about the quality of a website for SEO. It exists of a Quality Analyzer, which gives you general information like the number of indexed pages in Google and Yahoo, number of backlinks in Google and Yahoo, Pagerank, number of edu and gov links and a site is listed in DMOZ or not. The design analyzer let’s you see how optimized a site is for SEO. It analyzes the header order, page content and validates your html. Furthermore the Lynx View tool shows you the page through the eyes of a search engine bot. Other research tools within the Raven toolbox are the Adwords Research Tool, Keyword Analyzer, SEMrush and Wordtracker. - The social media tools let you track the mentions of your brand in blogs, forums, on twitter etc. It comes with a handy persona manager to manage your social networking accounts. - Use the content and blog manager to store and manage articles in one central location. Then publish the content to unlimited Wordpress blogs. - Finally the toolbox contains a powerful link manager to track your link building efforts. The two new tools “Site finder” and “Backlink Explorer” are part of these link building tools. Site Finder Backlink Explorer For Searchcowboys readers: 3 months Raven SEO Tools for free! CommentRelated tweets
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Comments (6)
Great article thanks for that. Seeing Seomoz Pro and Raven SEO membership price is the same ($79) and they are both claiming to provide similar tools, I would very much appreciate if you could make another blog to make SeoMoz vs Raven SEO comparison. Thanks
Tue 23 Feb 2010, 04:45
Hi Matt,
Thanks for your comment. I don't think they are similar. Rand has some great tools, but some of them are very Google US focused. The Serp Tracker of Raven was made to check a big set of keywords regularly. SEOmoz rank tracker wasn't made for that.
Seomoz doesn't offer a link building management system like Raven does. And there's no social media monitor and Analytics connection.
I use both Seomoz and Raven next to each other. I don't think you can replace one with the other.
But I'll think about writing a long comparison post. TThese were just my two cents ;)
Evert
Tue 23 Feb 2010, 11:12
its a very useful information. thank you ...
Tue 23 Feb 2010, 13:30
Not wanting to get my tinfoil hat out but how sure are you that your data is safe. Link & keyword data can be a fairly worthwhile commodity in the right or should I say wrong hands!
Thu 20 May 2010, 12:02
I have to agree that Raven must look at the international SEO agency market and ask themselves where they can improve.
I'm stoked for the USA guys but in South Africa we need more options that's relevant to or local market.
Fri 4 Mar 2011, 21:50
Apologies, wanted to specifically mention the fact that a good keyword tool could be very useful as well - where metrics beyond the obvious are incorporated... I'm thinking Market Samurai - if you know what I mean ;)
Fri 4 Mar 2011, 22:07