http://www.blueseo.com/categories/seo-tools The taxonomy view with a depth of 0. en http://www.blueseo.com/google-finally-listens-to-the-webmasters <p> While Google have for some time been at the forefront of online diagnostics and the analysis of websites, one area in which they have not been forthcoming is link analysis - until now. </p> <p> There has always been the most basic of functions on the Google search engine which allows you to enter your website URL and receive a very bland and unhelpful display of all pages with a link to your site. While useful in certain circumstances, it was very hard to review in details as the number could literally run into 100s or even 1000s of pages. </p> <p> After much questioning and requests from some of the more prominent webmasters, Google have now given in to the pressure and added a new tool to their <a href="http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools">Webmaster Tool</a>. The new Google Webmaster Tools allows you to receive a clear and very helpful summary of sites linking to your website, with a total of the pages linking from each site. </p> <p> The service splits the numbers between internal links - links from other pages of your website - and external links - links from pages and websites not under your control. There is also the option to filter certain criteria form the results, thereby giving the webmaster exactly what they require. As well as allowing you to drill deeper into the figures, there is also the opportunity to download the information to spreadsheets, etc for further analysis. </p> http://www.blueseo.com/google-finally-listens-to-the-webmasters#comments Google SEO Tools Sun, 13 Jul 2008 08:07:20 -0500 BlueSEO 36 at http://www.blueseo.com