GoingUp.com is a Complete Solution

I don’t know how detailed you are about your website or its optimization needs, but there are tools out there for whatever the need may be.  In this case, I am referring to GoingUp.com.  GoingUp.com brings a unique twist to website optimization by putting there money where their mouth is when they talk about HTML validation.  You see, a lot of SEO recommendations say "make sure your website is XHTML compliant" but they don’t tell you where you’re sight has issues.  The GoingUp.com/Analyzer does!  It gives you a complete and specific line by line play of every line of code in your website that needs attention.  Using this method, you can literally make all your XHTML errors disappear if you are at least basically familiar with code (although I personally think this area is really for intermediates and above). 

Nonetheless, if you ever wondered if the way you entered a line of code works or not, this analyzer will tell you.  When I ran it on my site I found over 100 errors that I had not even considered like abandoned/open/orphaned tags.  Unless you do this with a regular editing program like HTML Toolkit or something similar, you can find yourself missing some of these once in a while, especially if you are a novice at code and are using programs or plug-ins to help your site execute what you want it to do.  There tools are powerful.

Website tools have come a long way as search engines continuously change their search algorithms.  But companies like GoingUp.com are leaving companies of days old in the dust.  They have tag generators and SEO optimizers that really get down to the details way beyond anything I’ve ever seen before.  And these guys even offer a free plug-in of their own that will install into your WordPress, Blogger, or Joomla folders, for on the fly statistics. 

I highly recommend that you give GoingUp.com a try and a visit.  I’m still in wow.

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