Unique content, frequency of posting, 'commenting' relationships with other bloggers and inbound backlinks from credible (high PR ranked) blogs and websites are still the greatest means of organic traffic growth to your blog or website. Yet, search engine positioning, in terms of your important keywords and anchor text (text which is hyperlinked to your site) should still be optimized for success in an algorithm and robotic society. Any tools for improving your site's SEO should be of interest and are worth exploring.
In a recent newsletter from Jayde [they provide search engine and directory submission and a broad variety of other useful things], I learned about a free, relatively new SEO analysis tool that is not only useful, but which is actually easy for non-geeks (myself included) to use.
Here's some additional info to get you informed access:
Browseo is a web app that allows users to break down a website to its
most important parts. Doing this, you can look at your website or a
competitor and see what part of the site's infrastructure needs the
most help. Or you can see what your competition is doing better than
you, and devise a plan to improve.
http://www.browseo.net
You'll find it (Browse SEO) incredibly useful. Take it out for a spin and let me know what you think.
Douglas E. Castle
p.s. Here's a link to an article worth reading about Kickstarter, one of CFI's predecessors from the beginnings of the crowdfunding industry:
http://crowdfundingincubator.blogspot.com/2013/02/crowdfunding-platforms-runaway-project.html
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