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Tool 1: Keep Track of Your Google Rank This is a very nifty tool that lets you keep track of where your website is listed in Google.com for your key phrases. You can also input other websites and keep track of them as well (you didn't hear me say "competitors" did you?).
Tool 2:Check for Broken Links One of the things that can really annoy visitors to your website is if you have links that simply do not work. Well, worry no longer. You can now insert the Web address of the page you want to check and this brilliant little tool will run off and check every link on your page to make sure that it works okay. How cool is that?
Tool 3: Check the Speed of Your Home Page It's essential that your home page is optimized so that it loads up on as quickly as possible. You can use this handy tool to simulate how long it takes your home page to load up at different connection speeds. The tool will also provide you with tips on how you to speed up your home page. Studies indicate that most people wait no longer than three to five seconds for a home page to load. Make sure you're not losing valuable visitors because of a slow page.
Tool 4:Free Web Tutorials, Reference Materials and Resources for Your Website Whether you have created your own website or someone else has built it, the following resource is a great place to learn more about Web development. Even if you don't develop your own website you can access the free, simple tutorials to grasp the basics of Web design.
The site has lots of free tools you can just copy and use straight on your website, tutorials on different aspects of Web design and bulletin boards where you can discuss problems with other website owners.
Tool 5: Seven-Part Internet Marketing Course Get a free training course on website marketing that includes a one-hour audio seminar, special reports and more.
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