http://www.linkhounds.com/hub-finder/index.php
This is a great tool, only problem is that I have not figured out how to get their downloadable version of this script to work on my site.
The tool allows you to search for a similar links amongst a group of websites. It’s great for going SEO work.
Seams like a good website to buy links from, they can make you a custom link proposal for free.
The only down fall is that you can’t see that their website address it, to find this out you can do 2 things look at the image it has for the website and pick off some text and search for it in google, or add it to your cart and then look at cart details and you it gives you their website address.
They also offer a way to sell links and link in blog articles. It does not look like you make much money off of it though.
http://tools.seobook.com/general/rank-checker/index.php
Checks if your in the top 1000 of Google’s search results for a keyword or term.
From SEOBook.com so it’s a good tool.
Although I have found it is not 100% accurate, it seams to be off by a few numbers in ranking position (sometimes off my 10’s).
http://www.sitereportcard.com/checkranking/
Can check your ranking for search terms on the 3 major search engines (google, yahoo, msn).
You can check 4 sites simultaneously, although only shows you ranking if your in the top 100 for that term.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8553629667451959310
A few Videos of Matt Cutts (Google software engineer) talking about search engine optimization (SEO)
Videos are listed in a column on the right hand side – some non-Matt Cutts videos are mixed in (avoid those)
http://www.marketleap.com/publinkpop/default.htm
It reports on both google and yahoo, also can give a report on where websites fall in your industry and what # of links they have. as well, you can enter in your commettion for comparision
The best thing about it is that you can see where everyone is in your industry and what the small guys all the way up to the gaints have as far as links.