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1. Majestic SEO Majestic SEO  actually offers several tools to help webmasters. Its backlink checker crawls the web itself – it doesn’t use third-party data to deliver the information. You can use it to find the backlinks pointing to your own site or to that of a competitor, including the number of referring domains and IPs. You can also see the anchor text, how many links are set to follow, and more. Majestic SEO is free, but it offers additional information on a paid subscription. Related Read: GroupBuy SEO tools 2. Ahrefs Register for a free account with  Ahrefs  and get a complete analysis of your backlinks, including how many you have, where they come from, the anchor text used, and so on. If you sign up for a paid account, you can get more in-depth analysis and track your progress over time. Of course, you get all the same information for a competitor’s site, and you can compare your progress to see where you can improve. 3. Open Site Explorer Moz...

Can I also suggest Anders Pink? It’s a new content curation tool, just out of beta this week (disclosure, I’m a co-founder along with Steve Rayson of BuzzSumo). In Anders Pink you can Sign in with Twitter and get immediate content based on the topics you share the most about. Related Read: GroupBuy SEO tools Filter your Twitter feed by topic — see only what people you follow have shared on “content marketing” in the last 24 hours for example. Create a custom briefing — You can filter by specific topics, sites, RSS feeds and Twitter users to see just what you want. Your feed updates regularly so you see on-topic information from the sources you trust. Create a team — invite colleagues and share your thoughts privately, save articles, and share on social. Here’s a daily briefing on Content Marketing for example: https://anderspink.com/briefing/357/content-marketing You can check out Anders Pink for Free at http://www.anderspink.com Would really welcome any feedback as ...

#1: Buzzsumo As a former content and social media marketer,  Buzzsumo  was a go-to resource of mine to find the most shareable content that resonated with the largest audience. While not your typical content curation tool, Buzzsumo allows you to type in any keyword or domain, and then provides an ordered list of the top shared content around that topic. For example, when I type in the keyword “self-driving cars” the first article I see is from TechCrunch and has 62K social shares. Buzzsumo also allows you to sort by date range, content type (guest post, infographics, videos, etc.), set alerts, view backlinks, follow certain authors, and more. Since these articles are being widely shared already, it is a good bet that they are going to resonate with your target audience. #2: Pocket Did you know that  the average person spends 10 hours a day in front of a screen , according to a study done by  Nielsen Company ? A large chunk of that time is likely spent br...

Best Instagram tools by category Tools to program your Instagram content The Instagram API has quite limited functionality. Content programming tools depend upon the agreement between Instagram and the application programmer. To program your content I recommend these tools: Related: GroupBuy SEO tools Onlypult  — allows you to program content in multiple accounts. A free 7 day trial is offered. Conjuregram  — in addition to allowing content programming, this tool has other interesting actions. Hootsuite  —  a very complete tool that, among its many features, lets you program content in Instagram. Grum  — this application is a very affordable way to upload and schedule your Instagram posts.  Tools to optimize your profile With the  Pretty Link plugin , you can create shortened and customized links with your domain.  I use these type of links in several ways with Instagram.  Example: For the link of the b...