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September 14, 2007 by admin | 12 comments
Fellow blogger John Chow wrote about a great new tool this morning that evaluates a website SEO-wise and then give it a grade on a scale of 1 to 100. The report it produces points out some of the site’s weaknesses and what can be done to improve them.
Website Grader is a free SEO tool that provides an SEO score for your website with custom search engine optimization and marketing advice for your website. Use the form above to enter your website, your keyword phrases and your competitors to receive a report about the marketing effectiveness of your website.
The service is completely free, so go ahead and abuse it. We got a grade of 98/100. Not bad I guess 
A website grade of 98 for www.geeksaresexy.net means that of the thousands of websites that have previously been submitted to the tool, our algorithm has calculated that this site scores higher than 98% of them in terms of its marketing effectiveness. The algorithm uses a proprietary blend of over a dozen different variables, including search engine data, website structure, approximate traffic, site performance, and others.
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I took the test also, 63. Excellent site to learn on. I’ve only been blogging for a couple months but I think it’s taking over my life.
Welcome to the club Scott
We may need to go to the next BA meeting.
I took the test and was very good, well actually my blog got a 78% I guess I have to improve it a little bit.
Nice website.
Thanks for the great tip ,I gave it a shot !
A really nice tool for webmasters.
Hmmm… geeksaresexy.net scored a 97 and http://www.geeksaresexy.net scored a 99…
You might want to put in some 301’s to prevent link fragmentation
I think I broke it! I ran a URL that was so long it pushed all the cells off the right of the screen and the delete button is gone!
Did you say ABUSE IT?
Well I did!
by following the suggestions at websitegrader.com, my site went from a 2 to an 85 in only a few months