Gadget & SEO Guide

SEOBook and Jay Tiller of WidgetWaker has created two very handy free iGoogle SEO and internet marketing related gadgets that allow you to access SEO information quickly right from your desktop. Once you have your iGoogle home page set up, they are easily installed.
The Keyword Research & Competitive Analysis Tools Gadget gives you quick access [...]

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Google Reader is a news and blog aggregator that can read RSS and Atom feeds online or offline that was launched by Google on October 2005. Users may subscribe to feeds by entering in the URL of the Atom or RSS feed, or by utilizing Google Reader’s search function.
Google Reader provides an opening page that displays [...]

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iGoogle is a customizable homepage featuring a Google search box and allows a user to choose from among hundreds of “gadgets”. The gadgets give the user access to information and activities all from the single source of the personalized page.
With the gadgets, it’s possible to view Gmail messages, stay updated with headlines from major news [...]

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The Google Desktop is a handy tool that not only gives you the ability to search the web but also to search your own hard drive for files and folders, outgoing and incoming emails, IM chats and web browsing history. It creates cached copies of your files to make it easy to find an earlier [...]

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Google Calendar is a time-management tool available without charge to anyone with a free Google Account. It allows users view and add events and drag-and-drop events from one location to another without reloading. It can be viewed in a number of modes such as monthly and weekly and the user can choose the number of [...]

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