What's your favorite part of SEOMoz PRO?
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Hi,
I'm just getting familiar with all of the cool tools on SEOMoz PRO. There's a lot to use on the pro members area of the site!
What are the best tools,etc.? Or is it more about just joining the community and participating? What is your favorite part of SEOMoz PRO?
Thanks!
-Erica
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Google actually specifically told SEOMoz to not include their pagerank in the Mozbar. Luckily there is a way to add pagerank!
Download a 3rd party toolbar that has pagerank. I use the quirk searchbar: http://www.quirk.biz/searchstatus/
You can then take as many or as few fields as you want, I use pagerank and alexa, and move them into your mozbar!
Go to options: General: Location and you can set where you want the quirk bar to show up.
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mozBar is just perfect, except it does not show Google PageRank. If it was added - that would be the best seo plugin. At least for Chrome.
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As far as being a Pro member, the web app, OSE and the mozbar.for Firefox.
THe community rocks! but it's open to non Pro members as well so I didn't include it in the Pro benefits.
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Mozbar hands down... my Firefox feels naked without it!
I also have grown fond of the new campaign dashboard with the quick access to ranking results, open site explorer data, and the quick tidbits of info from GA integration.
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I vote for Open Site Explorer as my single most used tool.
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I don't think I could get by without the mozBar. It makes my SEO browsing so much faster and I always feel like a power-SEO in front of others when I can show it off, particularly the page overlay vs. having to click "view source" or "inspect element" to find issues on a page.
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Open Site Explorer is amazing. The web app's crawl diagnostics section is awesome as well.
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Well Q & A is moving up my list pretty fast, but the Pro Campaigns are pretty amazing. The on-page optimizatoin tool, rank tracker, and open site explorer are definitely some of my favorites.
LDA and link acquisition tool are ones that I enjoy playing with as well.
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