Looking at making some more free SEO tools - any suggestions?

[jamie3000]

I've already released a set of free SEO tools and now I'm putting together a development queue of more free SEO tools I'm going to release to help another SEO project get some traction.

So any ideas for small/medium sized SEO tools that ideally don't scrape much HTML that might change so they last and don't require too much maintenance then I'd like to know.

Thanks

 

[Daniel from Linxact]

Simple idea: CSV file splitter for large backlink data exports. I sometimes have to deal with CSV files that are larger than 500 Megabytes.

Sincerely,
The Data Scientist

 

[jamie3000]

Simple idea: CSV file splitter for large backlink data exports. I sometimes have to deal with CSV files that are larger than 500 Megabytes.

Sincerely,
The Data Scientist

Thanks, that sounds pretty simple. Although I think free versions already exist (https://www.splitcsv.com/) unless there is something specific to SEO that would be needed?

 

[paraztos]

Here's one: sometimes I aquire big list of .xlsx or .csv files of websites and I want to check them for guest posting opportunity. This is a lot of manual work to open them and check the site then handle the excel file to mark if its ok or not. Usually a look at the site is enough.

So, load an excel file, open the first link, stay open until I press 'Y' or 'N', write this info in another excel file, start the loop again with the next website.

 

[IM Dude]

Create
1) a seo tool to check if a niche or keyword is ymyl or not.
Should be pretty easy, create a dictionary or algo to do that.
2) create a topical keyword tool. So like if I give it a niche , it give me like 100-1000s keyword that covers the while niche.

Do you want more ideas?

 

[laur.laurix]

Bro I know you can do it I used your tools in the past and they were decent....duplicate Expired Article Hunter.....the software is very basic but did the job perfectly.

 

[Daniel from Linxact]

Thanks, that sounds pretty simple. Although I think free versions already exist (https://www.splitcsv.com/) unless there is something specific to SEO that would be needed?

This web app is not an option because you need to upload your file first. With an average internet connection, uploading a 1 Gigabyte CSV sucks. You could either create a native app or a client-side web app (SPA e.g.).

At the moment, I'm using Python to split my CSV files. It works, but I'm sure that some SEOs would like a simple app for that.

Sincerely,
The Data Scientist

 

[jamie3000]

Bro I know you can do it I used your tools in the past and they were decent....duplicate Expired Article Hunter.....the software is very basic but did the job perfectly.

I do actually have a private system that does the same, I use the content for PBNs. I'll have a think about that. Not sure if i want something a bit black hat on my white hat brand but I'll think about it and get back to you.

This web app is not an option because you need to upload your file first. With an average internet connection, uploading a 1 Gigabyte CSV sucks. You could either create a native app or a client-side web app (SPA e.g.).

At the moment, I'm using Python to split my CSV files. It works, but I'm sure that some SEOs would like a simple app for that.

Sincerely,
The Data Scientist

I'll add that to my list then

 

[Maverick1111]

Scraping from good map.

 

[hakli]

Google Scraper, Or bulk Google (backlink) index checker.

 

[laur.laurix]

I do actually have a private system that does the same, I use the content for PBNs. I'll have a think about that. Not sure if i want something a bit black hat on my white hat brand but I'll think about it and get back to you.



I'll add that to my list then

Scrapping content from archive.org is more like grey hat not bh

 

[jamie3000]

Scraping from good map.

Do you mean Google? and scraping what exactly?

Google Scraper, Or bulk Google (backlink) index checker.

Google scraper is pretty simple. I'll add that to the list. Can you expand on any nice features you might think people would make use of?
I actually know a little trick for index checking that doesn't need to use site: so I'll try and do that as well.

 

[jamie3000]

Scrapping content from archive.org is more like grey hat not bh

haha whats you're black hat then?

 

[laur.laurix]

haha whats you're black hat then?

Scrapping competitors articles and index them before they do......do you still have a website with free tools?

 

[jamie3000]

Scrapping competitors articles and index them before they do......do you still have a website with free tools?

I do, not sure if I can post it on this thread because its a BST so check out the marketplace or my post history

 

[Maverick1111]

Do you mean Google? and scraping what exactly?




Google scraper is pretty simple. I'll add that to the list. Can you expand on any nice features you might think people would make use of?
I actually know a little trick for index checking that doesn't need to use site: so I'll try and do that as well.

I mean google map scraping, there are many in the market,but they scrap only one or two pages not more.

 

[bookmarc]

a windows / ios app to find out going / external links from the site and anchor text and number of pages it has.

well, now a days people buy links based on metrics which I do not believe in. but if you get the out going link(s) one can figure out, if the blog is meant to sell guest post blogs or not.

ie. Lets say, there is a blog with 1k post and has less than 25-50k organic traffic per month. but has almost the huge amount of unique external links (forget affiliate link to same domain)

what it would tell me
1) if the dude has little but organic external link - the dude is really bad at seo and has no clue what s/he is doing

2) if the dude has very little traffic but has tons of external links... s/he is smart at selling guest posts. and that is how s/he makes the money. and this is exactly the website I would not like to buy a link form

 

[Maverick1111]

Can you make a tool for GMB ranking?

 

[nahid133]

Need your Tumblr tool nothing else for now

 

[jamie3000]

a windows / ios app to find out going / external links from the site and anchor text and number of pages it has.

well, now a days people buy links based on metrics which I do not believe in. but if you get the out going link(s) one can figure out, if the blog is meant to sell guest post blogs or not.

ie. Lets say, there is a blog with 1k post and has less than 25-50k organic traffic per month. but has almost the huge amount of unique external links (forget affiliate link to same domain)

what it would tell me
1) if the dude has little but organic external link - the dude is really bad at seo and has no clue what s/he is doing

2) if the dude has very little traffic but has tons of external links... s/he is smart at selling guest posts. and that is how s/he makes the money. and this is exactly the website I would not like to buy a link form

I've already got a tool that does this released (free) checkout marketplace for my BST. I would just share the link rather than make you go search for it but I don't want to be accused of promoting anything so check my post history or marketplace. Its called "External Domain Extractor".

Need your Tumblr tool nothing else for now

This is private now sorry