Research using the top links.
In addition to all the great inside information you will get on each site, you can also do keyword research, check out the Adwords sandbox, look at the traffic estimator, and trends. This is particularly useful when you are researching niches in order to determine if it is an online market you want to get into.
Just run a Google search, again, Rock Climbing as an example, and then look at the search box and the top of the page. Click on any and all of the links there, and start your research.
Customizing the SEO for Firefox Tool
SEO for Firefox also offers a bit of customization.
You can choose:
* Auto – which automatically pulls in all the data points whenever you search with Google or Yahoo
* On-Demand – which shows you the available data categories but not the results unless you click on them.
and
* Hidden – which enables you to hide data you do not fine useful. For example, if the Whois information is irrelevant to you, then you can hide that date when you search.
To change your settings, they’re automatically set for On-Demand, simply visit the Tools menu on your Firefox toolbar.
Click on it and in the drop down menu choose SEO for Firefox Options. You’ll then see another drop down menu where you can choose your settings.
SEO Firefox is a great advantage for internet marketers looking to stay ahead of their competition. Start using it today. Analyze your own site, and that of the competition, and see if you can boost your page rank.
