Exiting news! I have just added a PageRank checking tool to the website! Check PageRank for individual pages of your website.
Check your Google PageRank quickly and easily with this free online tool!
You can use it here:
I will be adding more SEO Tools and rank checkers to the website soon. You will be able to find them under SEO Tools on the main menu:
If you like it, tell your friedns!
-Cash
Want to know what your website’s worth? Whether it’s to sell your website, or just for fun, Website Outlook will give you a good idea.
Just like DomainTools’ SEO Score and Website Grader’s Score, Website Outlook’s score (value) is calculated using their own made up algorithm. That means, it is just an indication! It derives the value, based on a number of factors, including Alexa Rank, Google PageRank and number of backlinks.
Check it out here: Website Outlook. Just type you URL (www.whatever.com) and click Submit.
Note: Subdomains (like subdomain.whatever.com)
I mostly use it for fun. It makes me feel good when I see the “value” of my websites go up 
You’ve got your website, you’ve started optimising it and you’ve gotten a Domain Tools’ SEO score of 99% for every page. Now what? Well, you need to wait a few days (or sometimes weeks) for the search engines to reindex all your webpages and find any backlinks from other webpages. Then, it will do its calculations and your pages will be listed in search results. Ideally, you want your website to be the first listing for all your keyphrases, but how can you check the easy way?
If you’ve had a bit of a look around the website, you’ve probably noticed that I often refer to “Alexa Rank” or “Google PageRank”. So what are they? What do they do? Do they actually mean anything? Is there anything I can do to improve my ranks?
Also today, I’ll quickly introduce you to an awesome SEO tool I use frequently (frequently’s probably too often, yeah?). It’s called Website Grader. All you do is type your website’s address and hit you enter key. Then after a few seconds, you will be given an SEO score and a list of suggested ways to improve and promote your website.
Most of the time, when you visit a website, the homepage is the first page you see. So your homepage needs to make a good first impression. You need to captivate your audience within a matter of seconds. But don’t overlook impressing those search engine bots too!