There is no doubt that Firefox ‘add on’s’ are a blessing to most SEO programmers. There are dozens of add on’s for SEO in the Mozilla database. The following are some of the search engine optimization consultant’s favorites along with the description of their use:
1.Firebug: This tool is an advantage for SEO programmers as well as for web developers. It offers a small icon in the status bar that brings up a console style window when you click on it. There are multiple tools inside designed to help anyone analyze and repair broken web pages.
2.HTML Validator: The W3C validator can frustrate anyone. When you install HTML Validator, it automatically displays a number of errors on each web page. It will bring up the source code window as well as the validator console for the diagnosis if you double click it.
3.Live HTTP Headers: This tool shows the header served up from the web server to let you see if there are any redirects like 301 or 303 redirects. It also shows any elements not found within a 404 error. 302’s and 404’s don’t get identified or indexed by Google. Through this tool, you can identify and remove them.
4.Server Spy: Though it may be a basic tool, it is still a very useful one to tell which version of IIS, Apache or other web server software the website’s server hosting is running.
There are a lot of other useful add on’s which you can install and boost your SEO efforts. You can also see a lot of professional search engine optimization service providers utilize these tools.
1.Firebug: This tool is an advantage for SEO programmers as well as for web developers. It offers a small icon in the status bar that brings up a console style window when you click on it. There are multiple tools inside designed to help anyone analyze and repair broken web pages.
2.HTML Validator: The W3C validator can frustrate anyone. When you install HTML Validator, it automatically displays a number of errors on each web page. It will bring up the source code window as well as the validator console for the diagnosis if you double click it.
3.Live HTTP Headers: This tool shows the header served up from the web server to let you see if there are any redirects like 301 or 303 redirects. It also shows any elements not found within a 404 error. 302’s and 404’s don’t get identified or indexed by Google. Through this tool, you can identify and remove them.
4.Server Spy: Though it may be a basic tool, it is still a very useful one to tell which version of IIS, Apache or other web server software the website’s server hosting is running.
There are a lot of other useful add on’s which you can install and boost your SEO efforts. You can also see a lot of professional search engine optimization service providers utilize these tools.
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