PPC Classroom is launching some interesting stuff later on today, roughly 8hours from the time I am blogging this.

I have watched the videos, and done some reading, and there’s definitely some interesting information available to all of us. This course is not just for noobs, but it is also for the more experienced affiliate marketer.

If you are interested in reading more, give this link, a click now!

Clicky web analytics gives bloggers and smaller web sites a more personal understanding of their visitors. Many analyzers give good summaries, and Clicky is no different - but the similarities stop there. Clicky stands out with its refreshingly clean and simple interface, innovative features like Spy and RSS feeds, and an unrivaled per visitor level of detail. You also get real time stats, outbound link tracking, download tracking, IP tagging, custom data tracking, and much more.

I have signed up for the service, and am very happy to see some interesting results already! After just 25 minutes of being a member, I can already see these features showing up:

• Visitors (time, country, actions performed, browser)
• Actions (Where did the user move around the site)
• Content (Which posts where most popular)
• Links (Incoming, outgoing & top referers)
• Searches (Keywords, Engines, etc.)

So all in all, this is a good service. The fact that the interface is all Web 2.0′ey makes it even more worthwhile, it’s like getting two cherries on top.

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Knowing which keywords are most prominant on your website is extremely important when aiming at targeting certain adsense adverts. What would be point be of having adverts about food, on a blog about cars? I think you see what I’m saying don’t you?

I have used a number of different approaches to determine this, from writing my own code to read through my site and determine the most popular words, to searching the Internet high and low. Many of these approaches worked nicely, but just not efficiently enough for me. I was until this morning, that I hadn’t found an extremely smart engine, and then I came across this one. I’ve given the engine a couple runs on different blogs, and have been amazed at the results, I can honestly say that this site is one you definitely should be checking out.

Knowing which key words are being most prominant, will allow you to reshape your blog’s content, and target those relative adverts easily.

Aaron Wall recently sent out a newsletter, which included some useful bits and pieces. He has created a couple SEO tools, which he is allowing us all to use. These tools allow you to use a wide array of keyword research, competitive research, and link research tools conveniently from one location. The tools are very easy to embed into a website, making them extra useful.

These Google Gadgets are lightweight XML programs that allow you to place interactive data inside web pages. This technology is useful for researching compact data points like site age, related keywords, or the quantity of inbound links pointing at a page…all the types of data points that are included in SEO for Firefox and a few that are not. If you prefer to have this type of data accessible from a toolbar we also created numerous SEO buttons for the Google Toolbar.

The list of tools is as follows:

• Keyword Research & Competitive Analysis Tools Gadget
  • Allows you to use all the major free keyword research tools from one location.
  • Links off to additional paid keyword research tools.
  • Links to popular competitive analysis tools and lesser known useful competitive analysis tools.
• Link Analysis Google Gadget
  • Shows you the different ways to search for backlinks from the major search engine.
  • Allows you to see fresh citations from blogs via Google Blog Search and Technorati.
  • Shows reviews and citations from Del.icio.us, Digg, StumbleUpon, and Wikipedia.
  • Links off to additional tools.

Take a look at the SEO tools here.