SEOMutt is set to be released in Q1 2012
(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Memebridge announced on Friday that domain registrar Namecheap will provide domain availability data to SEO toolset SEOMutt when it is released in Q1 2012.
This news comes as NameCheap accused Go Daddy of thwarting efforts to transfer domains by returning incomplete WHOIS information to NameCheap during the transfer process.
According to the press release, the do-it-yourself SEO toolset will be made available as a software as a service in early 2012. SEOMutt uses its API to help customers identify unregistered domains that can help them expand their online presence and attract more traffic from search engines.
SEOMutt is designed to guide webmasters through the process of search engine optimization and lead to improved rankings, traffic and conversions. With SEOMutt, webmasters can identify keywords and track rankings for those keywords.
SEOMutt will also help customers manage domains, sites and pages, and find link building opportunities. According to the announcement, it will also help improve customers search engine rankings through “ethical link building.”
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