We have a new free tool available on our site that gives you instant ranking reports for up to 50 phrases.

It’s pretty slick, and while there’s no “white label” option yet, we’re working with the creators to make something available soon.

For the rest of the November only, I’m offering all registered users unlimited access to the URL review tool.

Free members are usually limited to just one full SEO review per month with their account, but for a limited time, you can run all the free reports you want.

This month has been a busy one, as I’ve released an updated version of the Search Commander Toolbar that includes a few new additions.

First, we released the Iphone SEO Review application which gives a full analysis of any URL, right from your Iphone, which is very handy for a quick but detailed look at any page.

Using the Core Tweaks plug-in for easy WordPress setup saves so much time, that it’s now being used by a couple of larger development firms.

What if you could easily nofollow all the links in your header, your footer, your navigation, and even your comments, allowing you to funnel your PageRank only to your most valuable links on the page?

Well now you can, because we’ve launched a new plug-in for WordPress called the NoFollowizer.

Since the commercial version of the SEO URL checker is so flexible, there are a number of ways that your marketing oriented business might use it.

Development of a tool like this yourself would take months and cost thousands, but all the work is already done, and it installs in your WordPress in 90 seconds.

There are almost 500 registered users now, and over 2600 URL reports have been run to date, and we’ve had less than a dozen reports with one of three problems:

A new version was released, and here’s what’s changed -

• Corrected the “cheatin’ huh?” message that some were getting, to since this requires a fresh WordPress install.
• Added ability to change blog description/tagline.
• Added attempt to create uploads folder and set permission to 777. (Depends on what your host allows.)

This past Friday night, the beta label came off, the pricing went in place, and all of the beta users were sent emails with their passwords, and given some free credits. (Re-send your password)

If you were already a registered user, you should have seen the following email arrive over the weekend.

With little fanfare and barely a Tweet, I’ve quietly made this plugin available for public consumption. While it doesn’t offer much for the existing blog owner, I think anyone that tries it on a new installation will have their socks knocked clean off…