Ok, I've been using googles desktop tool to check content on my site. The way that I do it is I visit the top 20 sites for a particular keyword, or phrase also my own site, then I use googles desktop tool to search my own computer and see how well my site does against the top sites. I figure this will show me how well my SEO work, and content plays against the bigger sites. Of course this does not factor in backlinks and link quality, but I think it gives me an idea of how well, or bad I might be doing in Google for SEO... It appears my site does pretty good for terms such as "[mod note: a keyword that was just snipped]" but I'm not even in the top 100 in Google, so evidentaly I need HUGE numbers of incoming links, or so in theory thats what I figure.
Don't know, it was just an idea. Anyone think this might be a useful tool? Or is it possible that the algorithm used to find stuff on the desktop may be different than the one used on the web, in more ways that link quality?
[edited by: msgraph at 9:05 pm (utc) on June 6, 2005]
[edit reason] please don't drop keywords pointing to your url [/edit]
