Pear Analytics offers website owners concerned about their ranking some interesting feedback based on a search engine’s point of view. Does Pear Analytics actually work, or is this just another example of a great idea in theory but quite different in reality? It might be a bit of both depending on how one uses it, but if one is willing to keep their mind engaged and not just blindly follow advice then there is a very good chance that Pear Analytics can help one’s site(s) rank much higher than they currently do.
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Backpack markets itself as a one-stop organization solution for businesses and groups of all kinds, but how does it measure up to those claims? Furthermore, how does Backpack justify the fact that it charges for its services when other companies offer a good deal of what Backpack has for free, even if they are simply in bits and pieces? These are good questions that we are seeking to answer in our review of Backpack.
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Scribe is a powerful SEO WordPress plug-in that promises to help content writers look at their writings from the perspective of a search engine. Does Scribe SEO work, and if so is it a cost-effective solution? It very well could be, but there is one thing that has to be said before we get into the heart of what Scribe SEO offers.
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KnowEm is a service that offers the tantalizing promise of being able to take control of your (or your company’s) social networking image through signing up on hundreds of social networking sites. Does KnowEm work well? It actually does, but there are a few things that it could do a little bit better that would make it an absolute must-have service. That does not mean that KnowEm isn’t a must-have service right now, but before we get too far there is one thing that KnowEm should really be able to do but does not.
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BrandGoLive has an interesting idea to bring to the market: mass-automatic social network signups. Of course, BrandGoLive does a little more than large scale social network registration, but that is their core competency. Why would anyone want to be automatically signed up for hundreds of social networks? That is an interesting question, and it actually has a very good answer: brand protection.
