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There may be various reasons why you might need to track a web page: (1) You can use page trackers instead of an RSS reader to monitor new front page stories; (2) You can track Digg category pages to watch the dynamics; (3) You can track Google “Past 24-hours” results to monitor your competitors, etc. This post lists 3 handy FireFox addons that will help you monitor any page and notify you of changes in various ways: Follow2
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Just a couple of weeks ago I’ve done a detailed review of the advanced backlink research tool – SEO SpyGlass . The tool has had very positive feedback from our readers which prompted me to check other tools by the same developer. And to tell you the truth, I’ve been very much impressed by their Rank Tracker tool – this post shares why I actually liked it so much ( as always I’d love you to share your experience and thoughts! ). Features I liked a lot: (!) 560 supported search engines (including various local search engines) (!) Support of Google Caffeine (great for rankings comparison); (!) The ability to track rankings on the set dates; (!) Keyword suggestions (via various advanced tools); (!) Convenient data organization and visualization. 1. Check Rankings for Multiple Phrases in Hundreds of Search
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