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SEO Tool: Supplemental Index Ratio Calculator
Inspired by a post at DailyBlogTips, I developed a nice SEO tool: a Supplemental Index Ratio Calculator.
Check it out and let me know what you think about it :)
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about 1 year ago
This works well still although i prefer traffic travis suite of tools has a great intuitive userablity to it with great raw data
about 1 year ago
It’s a nice tool, but I was having problems accessing it the other night. Other than that, well done, cheers.
about 1 year ago
Good work on this tool although i feel it may be a little dated now there are other more modern ones out there now, but then thats the nature of the technology business
about 1 year ago
What a fantastic tool, i really admire people that have the creativity to create so useful programs
about 1 year ago
Hi, nice and interesting post.Thankyou.
about 1 year ago
Nice tool but I think its ability is a little out of date now.
about 1 year ago
There is a Firefox add-on called “Wordtracker SEO Blogger” that opens a sidebar where you type in keywords while you are posting anything anywhere, and it gives you keyword ranking. Then you add the ones you want to use in your post and it tracks how many times you’ve used it as you write.
about 1 year ago
I didn’t know about supplemental pages. However I do now… lucky I have 0% for my website :) Thanks for the post… will regularly keep an eye on and check for other websites…. its on the checklist!
about 1 year ago
it looks really good, but it seems that the tools doesn’t work.
It gives me the following error “There are no indexed pages for [domain name]”
any suggestions?
about 1 year ago
Cool – I talked with Google engineers at SES and they emphatically said supplemental results don’t exist. Actually their exact words were “we took that dog out back and shot it”.
about 1 year ago
Greetings from Italy. Thank you for the list, I thought some of the websites also mentioned in comments were very interesting.
about 1 year ago
99% of my pages are in the supplemental index, according to this tool. I doubt that.
about 1 year ago
well… there’s a big text saying “Without http://” … it means you should not put http:// before the domain name
about 1 year ago
Cool tool man! Well done
about 1 year ago
Does anyone know if this tool is still working? I tried it out, and it says no pages are index, really weird result :(
Till then,
Jean
about 1 year ago
This looks like a great tool thanks for sharing it.
about 1 year ago
such tool will be greatly useful specially for indexing for big sites like dynamic and portal websites.
about 1 year ago
70% and more :(
about 1 year ago
not good for me ….:(
about 1 year ago
Good for me.
about 1 year ago
Nice share
about 1 year ago
Great tool. Much appreciated for the insight!
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about 7 months ago
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about 7 months ago
A lot of interesting things found on your blogs, like the topic! The author thanks and success in the blog!
about 4 months ago
On the face of it it looks like a great tool. Thanks for sharing
about 2 months ago
That tool is brilliant indeed. Even though I was a bit sceptical when I read the description it seems like something very useful now.