Seo apps?

[G. Lasagne]

Hi

Anyone know of any apps for the iPad/iPhone for help with seo and in particular for link building I.e the strength/pr of a websites incoming links

Cheers

 

[RedEvo]

Most (all?) web based tools such as those offered by SEOMoz will work on the iPad I would have thought.

d

 

[victorm]

interesting question - any web-based apps would do, although I discovered I am relying a lot on Firefox plugins for ad-hoc analysis (onpage). if there is a market, someone will write some probably

 

[G. Lasagne]

I have a one called seo manager which is ok, I'm after something like yahoo site explorer but with the added feature of telling you the pr and strenght/quality of the link, not just the URL. Docent have to be an app I suppose.

 

[MASSEY]

I have a one called seo manager which is ok, I'm after something like yahoo site explorer but with the added feature of telling you the pr and strenght/quality of the link, not just the URL. Docent have to be an app I suppose.

Im suprised you are still judging the quality of links on pr and what tools say considering the amount of time you had spent in the seo forum in the past.

 

[vablo]

I think Firefox plugins are most reliable to do it.

 

[toramip23]

I have one that want to introduce to you. Do you mind if I give here.

 

[toramip23]

Until waiting for your reply I wpuld like to say something

 

[RadiusBPO]

The main issue with SEO apps is they all hog a lot of memory unless 100% cloud based. I have been using a Windows Server + RDP (remote desktop app) for a few months, the server does the heavy stuff and I just view it and control it.

 

[connect0123]

I am also searching for this when you get your answer. Let me know about that

 

[logicfusion]

I've not found anything 100% perfect.
The nearest I can get is by running a RDP client on my iPad and accessing the relevant apps on my PC; hardly ideal.

I'd love to see something like Firefox and all the associated SEO plugins, but I don't think Uncle Steve wants me to have them and time soon.

 

[G. Lasagne]

Im suprised you are still judging the quality of links on pr and what tools say considering the amount of time you had spent in the seo forum in the past.

I know what your saying but if your looking at a load of competitors links, you need something to sort out the good from the bad.

 

[G. Lasagne]

I know what your saying but if your looking at a load of competitors links, you need something to sort out the good from the bad.

So what software do you think is the best for the above dont care if its pc based