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http://mysiteauditor.com/ crawler or system is not that much effectively to work and keeping track newly updated changes in the website. I don't think, it's reliable tool that you can trust for your long term clients, for Site auditing MOZ tools are simply best.

Ah...."contraction" I see...cant really help if we can't see the site....

Hi Matt, Brian Dean has produced the best and the most accessible guide to Keyword research: http://backlinko.com/keyword-research. No surprise that the two are the same for if one knows something one also knows how to explain it well That being said, placing a keyword in your domain is no longer as important because of variety of reasons. First, it has been overused as a spamming technique so from 2011 onwards Google has been decreasing it's relevance as a ranking factor. An url structure of:  http://www.domain.com/keyword/post can have as much effect as http://www.keyword.com. Second of all, almost all keyword.com domains have been taken anyway so you will probably end up with either keyword.io or keyword.co or the like or with lets say combining the keyword with an adjective like bestkeywords.com The number of organic search result being shown above-the-fold on the first page of search results as we traditionally think of search results is decreasing. Particularly in your vertical. AdWords takes prime position but after that Google Maps, Google+ take up the most visually striking positions on the search results page. And, this is important, the majority of 3-5 organic results that a majority of searchers will ever see will probably be large internet brands like TripAdvisor or AirBnB that are expanding their business to include your vertical (might be even Google Travel :)) 1 thing to take away from Brian's guide that I linked from above that you can do on your own: reverse search your competitors (draw up a list of their domains first) for keywords on Google AdWords Keywords Tool. I would propose doing that for you, if you don't have access to the tool, but I do not know if that is within the rules of this forum.

is there anyway we can do it for free? assuming i own a wordpress site, do contact form able to do so? because all i want is to run one campaign but these services required montlhy subscription

Try InfiniteWP or ManageWP, they should be able to help you with that.

If this is an older GA account, before placing the Universal code onto your site you should check in your Property Settings -> Tracking Code to make sure that it is set to use Universal Analytics, if not you should start the upgrade process and wait until it is complete to replace any old GA code with the new. If you have just created this account then yes, use Universal Analytics without worry.

Ruben I wanted to mention also that Hubspot can be set up as a Wordpress Plugin so you're not creating a new subdomain at all, but publishing content on your existing domain if it's on Wordpress. I'm not sure if that is possible with other content management systems, but it's worth a question to support. This is how we use Hubspot on our site, www.GoInflow.com, which is on Wordpress.

Check the header status. That url is giving 200 header status which should be 404. Resolve this and google will never consider this for sitelinks.

I use the DYNO Mapper sitemap generator for large sites, but it is probably not best for millions of pages. watch?v=kjFBnQCoxjI

Hi There I am not very experienced with this, but I believe it is really only good for Competitive Intelligence. In other words, it just gives you access to data, but then you need to interpret and apply the data to your marketing. It does not help your traffic just be buying it. And for normal web traffic info, Google Analytics is going to give you everything you need to know for the most part. Also, Alexa score doesn't really matter that much - but I don't think this tool affects your Alexa score.

To my knowledge, there isn't a way to target new phone purchasers. Facebook may have some more specific targeted user groups than Bing or Google, but even the content network doesn't have something that specific at this point, unfortunately. What market are you specifically looking to grasp? Maybe it's not new users, but people who are nervous about breaking their phone? Or who are looking to upgrade that might not know what the best choice is for them? There are ample numbers of ways to target mobile users more specifically with Facebook and twitter than with adwords and bingads.

Great advice. The DIY way could easily be better. An informal study I read found a pretty strong correlation between featured stories and use of the standout tag.

Thanks a lot, Dr.Pete

I think the script for Universal Analytics (new new version of GA) is built with subdomain tracking built in.  According to this Google article about cross domain tracking, "This document is only for tracking users across domains where browser restrictions prevent cookies from being shared. Tracking users across subdomains does not require any additional configuration." I'd try the regular script, and see if you can see traffic on both URLs for all of your subdomains.  If you can, then it's working!

I have used this one for Joomla. Very simple and free, except that you cannot set the delay time from within the plugin: http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/style-a-design/popups-a-iframes/17214 Here is also a easy to use Wordpress plugin, which offers many of the same functions: http://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-popup/

Fresh Web Explorer is working and I got the email alert this morning thanks again

I would make sure when you do those searches that you are logged out of everything, using IE (I know, that is ridiculous, but trust me on that one) and have deleted all of your browsing history. You can change your search settings to not display local results, or you can change your location in your search settings if you wanted more local results. What your saying does make sense. I have no idea if a tool like this exists, I really don't think it does unfortunately. It is so hard to predict a SERP that I don't know how someone would create a program to do it. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Good Luck!

Hi, Thanks for the response. It's for Google Tag Manager. In the end we had to set it up thus: (https?://www.mysite.com/default.aspx)|(https?://www.mysite.com/?$) GTM has an option to let you ignore case in the regex. For some reason, it didn't work if we swapped the two URLs either side of the pipe around. Thanks!

You can use the MozBar (though you have to hit each page individually) to highlight all the links on that page.