SEODigger.com is an SEO tool that helps you find out what keywords a domain ranks for in google top 20 listings. I ran my URL and came up for keyword phrases I didn’t even know I ranked for. They have both a premium and free services available once you signup for an account – but I’m just using the free service for now. Check it out! You can get a quick and dirty look at where your blog stands in SERP’s, and maybe find out some new keyword phrases to key in on for monetization!

The ABC of SEO: Search Engine Optimization Strategies
Price: $19.90

SEO – Search Engine Optimization Bible
Price: $39.99

Backlinks Watch is a great place to do SEO work, because it not only checks your backlinks, but it “digs” some info out about each and every one including anchor text, pagerank, and whether it’s ‘nofollow’ or ‘dofollow’. The site is free, and there are all kinds of software products on the market for several hundred dollars that basically do the same thing.

If you’re looking to find out who is linking your site, and what kind of quality those links are – this is a great way to Git ‘R Done!

I’ve found some really great SEO tools the last few months and neglected to post many of them – so I’m going to post them here in a new feature I’m calling “30 days of SEO Tools”! The first tool in my series is dnScoop.com. dnScoop is probably the first place I go when I want to get quick in-depth details about a domain. All you have to do is type in the URL of the site and you get all kinds of handy details really quick:

• Domain Age
• Pagerank
• inbound links
• Alexa Rank
• ip Neighbors
• Link Value
• Site Value Report

I think that the Site Value Report is really cool, because it estimates in $$ how much that web site could be worth if sold. Like I said, this is one of the first sites I go to when I want some quick stats on a domain. Do you have an SEO tool you’d like to share? Just comment know to let everyone know!