Last week I listed some cool Greasemonkey scripts for Google search. This week I am following up with some great scripts SEOs will be interested in (you will need to install Greasemonkey extension to use them):
- “View External Nofollow” adds 2 columns to Google Webmaster Tools table: Nofollow flag (’Yes’/’No’) and the linking page PR. The tools also by default deletes the lines with the nofollow attribute or with the non-existent links and show you only “valid” links and thus saves much of your time.
- Traffic Estimator Extended greasemonkey script is used to enhance Google Traffic estimator by turning the search terms in the table into links;
- Nofollow display can be used to highlight links with "nofollow" relation;
- Statistics detector shows javascript-based statistics packages the current site is using.
- Social media metrics adds social media statistics (Digg, StumbleUpon, Sphinn, Reddit, Mixx, Delicious) and Yahoo SiteExplorer backlinks to the page statistics in Google Analytics;
(or add only Digg count with this one)
- Keyword Trends in Google Analytics – shows you the keywords that have received 20% higher / lower traffic over the last week.
- Export To Google Docs from Google Analytics (sometimes I just don’t understand why this functionality wasn’t introduced by Google itself): allows users of Google Analytics to export any report available as CSV to Google Spreadsheets:
Quick tip: you can install this FireFox addon that combines all best Google Analytics Greasemonkey scripts.
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Seems like great SEO Tools.
Does anybody know if those tool are accurate and reliable?
Dave
This is an awesome list. I’m finding that a couple of them really affect page load speed — have you noticed that as well?
The one important script I think you are missing is the Google Analytics Report Enhancer. It is an amazing plugin to get even more data from your analytics:
http://www.roirevolution.com/blog/2008/06/google_analytics_report_enhancer.html
@Joel, I see nothing here. Which one exactly is causing that?
@Pratt, thanks a lot for the addition
@ Ann, I was experiencing it with the “View External Nofollow”.
I suspect that is an issue with my machine specifically if it is running fine for you.
I modified the nofollow display script to use a strikethrough instead of a highlight, as it wasn’t as distracting for me.
Ann
Awesome list as always.
For some reason I can’t see the “Keyword Trends in Google Analytics” in a single analytics profile I check.
Am I just being blind?
Actually cancel that – script was not installed properly :)
Thanks for the link :-) Cool other scripts too!
Excellent post Ann! I already downloaded 3 add-ons I did not hane.
Thanks for sharing. :)
Sweet. I just downloaded and started using the Keyword Trends script, and it’s great. Now to try these others…
hello ann,
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Does anybody know a greasemonkey script that simply displays the position ranking of webpage in the SERP of google?
Imagine I display 100 result per search, I search for a website and I want to know its exact position: #67 for instance..
@ blog on travel: this should help you – http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/53375
hmm,
script not compatible with firefox 3.6 ?