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		<title>By: SEO X-Ray &#124; Sundial SEO</title>
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		<dc:creator>SEO X-Ray &#124; Sundial SEO</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] first mentioned the SEO for Firefox plugin in my post about competitive SEO tools. It already did some cool things, but it&#8217;s now been updated to include a nifty feature called [...]</description>
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		<title>By: EricWerner</title>
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		<description>I really appreciate the fact that you are covering this because competitive intelligence is such an important need.

The wayback machine has been great for me on occasion - very useful when you want to find out how a competing website has developed. I also used it one time to find out about an old robots.txt file from a competitor.

SEOQuake is firefox extension kinda similar to the seobook SEO for firefox - I find it to be a little more useful though.

The tools listed here are all good for SEO specific research, but I find that there is also a need for good market research in general. Who is the market leader, who are the main competitors, how big is the market, etc.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I really appreciate the fact that you are covering this because competitive intelligence is such an important need.</p>
<p>The wayback machine has been great for me on occasion &#8211; very useful when you want to find out how a competing website has developed. I also used it one time to find out about an old robots.txt file from a competitor.</p>
<p>SEOQuake is firefox extension kinda similar to the seobook SEO for firefox &#8211; I find it to be a little more useful though.</p>
<p>The tools listed here are all good for SEO specific research, but I find that there is also a need for good market research in general. Who is the market leader, who are the main competitors, how big is the market, etc.</p>
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