SEOquake for Firefox

Get to understand a website's performance and impact based on their SEO strategy evaluation. Using SEOquake you easily get access to a wide range of data coming from different well-known sources. The best thing is: the tool will place the qualitative information in the best locations for you to see it when researching any website.

Upon installing the Firefox add-on, the icon will be added if your toolbar. Before navigating any website or conducting any research, make sure the extension is enabled. After activating the tool, start writing anything in the Google search bar. All your results should now have a bar added underneath their access links. Here, you will see, centralized, information about the domain's authority in the market, ranking, traffic, age (based on when it first appeared), and many others.

At the same time, right underneath the search bar, you will see an approximation of the keyword difficulty for the Google database to lookup your given input. The SEOquake database contains a bunch of external references so you can have different sources of information — for higher accuracy and transparency. You will see displayed Google, Alexa, Yahoo, SEMrush, Alexa, Bing page rankings, traffic information, ads-related info, costs, website's legacy, etc.

The tool is a life-saver especially when you are on the go. As previously shown, it allows us to quickly access plenty of useful information and displays data in key-places. Not only you see and compare website URL results data, but you can also export the information. In the page results, on the left, you will see another small widget that displays the options to activate and filter the SEOquake search point data. You can set the search parameters you want to see displayed (the information placed under each web result), the SERP links list (for external links used on that website to see who they link to), and select the data exporting options (in CSV).

The top bar added to every web page you access and navigate to can also be customized. This bar displays important information about the webpage you are visiting. Its position can be customized, as well as the color and the overall appearance; plus, the points of data you want to be included there can be changed. Using SEOquake, you have access to an integration with SEMrush that can offer you even more insights about a website's performance. Thanks to the plethora of options it offers, integrating SEOquake into your research base system workflow is easily doable.

To summarize, this Firefox add-on offers a lot for so little. You can get access to the best data instantly, with the click of a button. If you need more in-depth research analysis, SEOquake is up for the task. It has dedicated paths that lead towards their online service where you can get access for free (with no registration needed, either) to a website's diagnosis, internal and external links information, content density based on predilect keywords, and URL comparison page. The tool has all you need to make qualitative analysis and take informed actions.