Where can I get more SEO tools?

[Pokerletter]

I've discovered and been using a lot of SEO tools. I've tried inventory.overture.com, strongest subpages tool,
freekeywords.wordtracker.com, seomoz, etc. Do you know about any other sources of good seo tools that could help me in my link building campaign?

Thanks.

[bahh]

http://www.seochat.com/

[SunPoker.com]

Also, Seobook.com has some nice tools.

Mark

[chane]

Try iWebTool. They have a great Firefox plug-in.

[Kyle]

I swear by wordze.com , well worth the $40 a month.

[ProPokerMedia]

the best seo tool is yourself... spending time speaking/chatting with others in the field will make your efforts more effective, but seriously... no tool and no strategy is going to be a be-all-end-all solution. it's you, your approach and content that matters. but... here are some seo tools touted to be cool:
http://www.submitedge.com/seo_tools.html

you may also find this useful:
http://www.scrutinizethis.com/

[Pokerletter]

Noted. Thanks for the replies..if there are any more, please feel free to share them. I am checking these tools right now.

Thanks!

[ProPokerMedia]

also: http://www.seocompany.ca/tool/seo-tools.html

[Dave]

I say forget about SEO this late in the game beyond the very basics.

Sure optimize your pages with keywords here and there to bring in a trickle of search engine traffic, but if you think you are going to get good SERP's for new poker site nowadays..........well most people are just deluding themselves with wishful thinking.

The opportunities for getting mega traffic in the poker niche today are in Web 2.0

It amazes me that poker affiliates, in general are so far behind the times when it comes to traffic generation in 2007.

Create poker strategy tutorials on video for your site.

It's very easy with today's technology.

Create video screen capture poker site reviews.

And then submit them to U Tube and Google Vids....etc

Start a blog and Squidoo lens......

Capture the name and email address of every visitor you possibly can and stay in touch with them via newsletters.

Build a community of players.

Loyal customers who trust your opinion and expertize.

Stand out from the crowd. Almost nobody is doing this.

That is a huge opportunity for you.

Build the most useful, friendly poker affiliate site on the web and you can tell Google to fuc*-off.

Your site will eventually become very popular just by word of mouth alone.

That's the internet world we live in today.

[Pokerletter]

Thanks, Dave, I think i've done a handful of the techniques you mentioned. I wouldn't start a blog because my site is already a blog. I've actually tried to buy a link at squidoo as well, but I may try your suggestion in actually starting a lens.

Yes definitely to stand out, in the sea of poker sites and poker blogs is quite a challenge compared to link building.

Hopefully one day Google would stop being a villian about link-building and all that comes with it. Why can't we all get along, search engines, sites and blogs?