marketleap

[KLICKMARKET]

It would appear that MARKETLEAP.COM are a bit upset with all you guys hammering them to death .....lol..... so they have introduced a new KEY format which only allows restricted use of their utilities.
a bit of a nuisance i would say .... but understandable too !!

if you get stuck, go to
http://www.widexl.com/remote/link-popularity/index.html

where you will find a similar link-pop setup..... which is well set up !!

try not to upset them as well,..... as it took 30 mins to find them !! and it would appear to be a top linkpop site.

klickster

p.s. there are more of these ..i know.... but cant remember the names ..... anyone help ???

[fizz]

Here's another: http://www.linkpopularityweb.com/

[TexasFilly]

I noticed that Klickster.. As we are using / offering the ML free tool on tutor, and have had some feedback from members on this. Apparently the tool ML offers still works, but they now require the code to be entered prior to returning results.

Thanks all for the other link resources..

[mortario]

Here's another one: http://www.dnlook.com
Please don't abuse it

Thanks,

[TexasFilly]

Here's another LinkPop tool. Please try it, and some feed back on it would be appreciated.

http://www.searchbliss.com/popularity.htm

[KLICKMARKET]

Originally posted by TexasFilly
Here's another LinkPop tool. Please try it, and some feed back on it would be appreciated.

http://www.searchbliss.com/popularity.htm

hi tex !!

yep...searchbliss appears to do the trick too,, although it is a bit slower to use than the "old marketleap"
i think the "dnlook" is certainly the one that most folks would use, simply because the results are more instant.

klickster !!

[DropWizard.com]

Here's a desktop freestanding piece of software I use. Fast and easy. Also freeware so no cost.

http://dropwizard.com/drop/software.html

Look for Link Popularity The only drawback is I wish it allowed a list import. But then you can't do that at market leap either.

It also doesn't use all the engines that market leap uses so there will be some diff in the #'s. I've found that to be about 20-30 % lower than market leap figures.

Still its free and fast.

Gordon