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Oct 28, 2008 at 9:17am Eastern by Barry Schwartz    SEO Tools Come To iPhone I was waiting for the day someone would bring an SEO tool to the iPhone. Today is that day, Infindigm released a tool named proSEO - iPhone SEO Content Analyzer. You can download the tool on iTunes or on your iPhone. To see the tool on iTunes, use this link. It does cost $14.99 but it seems to have a nice feature set, including: Complete source code listing Listing of META keywords Listing of META description Listing of all META tags in the document Tag counts - this feature counts all the tags in a document to give clues about composition. Contents of the <title> tag. The body of text with tags removed Percentage of body words that are stop words (See Supported Languages Below). Stopwords are not counted by the search engines, so you can determine how effective your marketing copy is by knowing how much of what you’ve written will be ignored. The total word count of the document for words that are not determined to be numbers Phrase counting for phrases of length 1 to 5 words — this helps you determine repetitive phrases in the document The anchor tags in the document — and, specifically if there is an image in the link text. The inner HTML of of the tag. This is the same as the link text. All the image tags in the document The the text of the image “alt” attribute I wonder how popular this app will be. Even for SEOs, do they find themselves needing to analyze sites on the go? If so, would this tool be it?

Have you guys seen any good 404s?Yes, we have! (Confession: no one asked us this question, but few things are as fun to discuss as response codes. :) We've put together a list of some of our favorite 404 pages. If you have more 404-related questions, let us know, and thanks for joining us for 404 week!http://www.metrokitchen.com/nice-404-page"If you're looking for an item that's no longer stocked (as I was), this makes it really easy to find an alternative."-Riona, domestigeekhttp://www.comedycentral.com/another-404"Blame the robot monkeys"-Reid, tells really bad jokeshttp://www.splicemusic.com/and-another"Boost your 'Time on site' metrics with a 404 page like this."-Susan, dabbler in music and Analyticshttp://www.treachery.net/wow-more-404s"It's not reassuring, but it's definitive."-Jonathan, has trained actual spiders to build websites, ants handle the 404shttp://www.apple.com/iPhone4g"Good with respect to usability."http://thcnet.net/lost-in-a-forest"At least there's a mailbox."-JohnMu, adventuroushttp://lookitsme.co.uk/404"It's pretty cute. :)"-Jessica, likes cute thingshttp://www.orangecoat.com/a-404-page.html"Flow charts rule."-Sahala, internet travellerhttp://icanhascheezburger.com/iz-404-page"I can has useful links and even e-mail address for questions! But they could have added 'OH NOES! IZ MISSING PAGE! MAYBE TIPO OR BROKN LINKZ?' so folks'd know what's up."-Adam, lindy hop geek

In fact, the Mobile Marketing Association is anticipating a 26 percent jump in mobile marketing spending this year. Remember, this is a year where overall spending on advertising is expected to be either flat or declining. I think the association is dead-on accurate with its projection, thanks to massive evolution in both services and the hardware itself. New Services for Mobile If you ever want to predict the near future for technology, look at what young coders are getting excited about. Years ago, search was the cool thing to get into. Before that, it was Java apps, and before that it was operating systems. Right now, the best programmers want to try mobile applications, particularly for the iPhone, but also for Google's Android operating system.