Ways To Make Money

1. Website Outlook

Is a website calculator it calculates the website value,number of visitors visiting the site and earned money per day.

2. Submit Express

Searches for backlinks and indexed pages in google,bing,yahoo etc.There are other tools also like meta tag analyzer,meta tag generator etc.

3. Site Mention

SiteMention allows you to discover what people are saying about your site using social resources to track mentions.

Information is gathered from Google blog search, Twitter, Friend Feed, Youtube, Myspace, Flickr, Yahoo Answers, Digg, Delicious, Furl and Reddit.

In addition we have a browser plugin to enable you to search quickly from Firefox or Internet Explorer.

4. Pageboss

Free service to analyse websites!

pageboss.com is a basic service to analyse websites for website and blog owners. With pageboss.com websites and blogs are able to access to a variety of their statistical data.

Blog and website owners are suppose to analyse their studies regularly in order to improve thier projects. The process of analysis, which is a requirement to succeed in interactive projects, could cause time and performance losses, if it would be made manually by the owners of blogs and websites.

5. URL Metrix

Check your website/blog popularity, rankings and more...

6. popuri.us

A tool to check at-a-glance the link popularity of any site based on its ranking (Google PageRank, Alexa Rank, Technorati etc.), social bookmarks (del.icio.us, etc), subscribers (Bloglines, etc) and more!

The Free Basic Web Analytics Tools

1. Traffic Tracking Tool: Google Analytics

One of the best and most powerful free web analytics tools to track your website visitors is Google Analytics. Not only can you get all the basic metrics like pageviews and unique visitors, and trends for them over time, but you can set up goals so you can measure conversion rates (like for newsletter signups or products purchased). Another cool feature is the Site Overlay tool which enables you to see a visual breakdown of where visitors are going and clicking on your website. Its also very easy to put on your website - all you have to do is put a simple tag on each of your pages. No need for help from techy folks or your IT department.

2. Traffic Tracking Tool: Woopra

One of the newer free web analytics contenders (so new in fact that they are still in beta) is a tool called Woopra. This tracking tool is ideal for smaller websites, especially for blogs. Two of the cool features it has (that Google Analytics doesn’t offer) are real time visitor analysis (you can see where they came from, what page they are on, where they have been so far etc), and also a great built in chat tool, that allows you to popup messages to your visitors and actually talk to them - offer help, get feedback etc. Might be worth checking out, especially for those of you looking to try something different than the leading free Google Analytics tool.

3. Blog Feed Tracking Tool: Feedburner

For those of you that have a blog out there, you should be offering RSS (real simple syndication) feeds of your blog posts. This way, visitors don’t have to keep coming to your website to read your posts - they can read them via an online feed reader like Bloglines or Google Reader, or even read them in a daily email. This free tool, Feedburner, makes it easy to track who is subscribing to your posts via feed readers and email, and helps you learn what your most popular posts are. Go sign up!