SEO Tool Script - Seomoz.org Trifecta Clone

We are looking for a coder to clone a script used at [login to view URL] called "Trifecta". Example: [login to view URL] It should measure the following attributes of a submitted webpage/domain: 1) Google Pagerank Of Homepage 2) Avg Pagerank Of Top 10 Pages On Site 3) Google News Mentions 4) Google Blog Search Links 5) Google "[login to view URL]" Mentions 6) [login to view URL] Rank 7) [login to view URL] Rank 8) [login to view URL] Rank 9) Yahoo Site Explorer Links To Domain 10) Dmoz Links 11) [login to view URL] Links 12) Technorati Blog Reactions 13) Domain/Page Age In Days At the bottom of the bid is a detailed list of the SEOMOZ Trifecta queries and links to where it gets it's information. (We believe the majority of it is via API's, yes we have access to our own Google API key) We are open to any solution you recommend. (scraping vs api, etc) We need to get tool running asap to meet a project deadline so we just want something simple to get started. It must perform quickly, no more than 30 seconds from submit to results. No design work is necessary, just build the app with valid xhtml and we will style it. This will be the first iteration of the tool as we plan on extending it further in a staged approach. This means more work will be available for the seller in round 2 if the seller is up for it. ## Deliverables ===== Here is a complete breakdown of the SEOMOZ Trifecta tool and links to where it gets it's information. (We believe the majority of it is via API's, yes we have access to our own Google API key) Pagerank Of Homepage Google's PageRank algorithm is the system that originally powered the search engine's rankings (and remains an important factor today). The Google Toolbar shows a score from 1 to 10 (on a logarithmic scale, meaning it is an order of magnitude more difficult to achieve a 5 over a 4, etc.) that estimates the relative link popularity of a page. [login to view URL]:&q=info:www.rentacoder.com&ch=78628907175 Avg Pagerank Of Top 10 Pages On Site Our Domain Strength algorithm estimates what Google thinks are the 10 most important pages on a domain, excluding the homepage (using the search tld site:[login to view URL] - example), then checks the PageRank of each to get a rough distribution of PR, and estimate the relative link popularity of the site. no source Dmoz Links The Open Directory Project lists websites and pages its editors feel are worthwhile and important. Although the project has declined in importance and freshness over the past several years, multiple references from DMOZ are still a solid indication that a site is noteworthy & valuable. [login to view URL] Median Pagerank Of Top 10 Pages On Site Median PageRank of Top 10 Pages on Site - As with the Avg PageRank of the top 10 pages, Domain Strength reports back on the median value as an indication of variance/consistency of PageRanks across a domain. no source Google News Mentions Google's News search tracks stories from thousands of sources. Having your domain/brand mentioned in Google News a large number of times is positively correlated with a more important, competitive website. Our tool checks for the number of mentions in the past month (example ). [login to view URL] Google Blog Search Links Although Google's link command has reported inaccurate and largely useless data for years, Google's BlogSearch engine provides this data (specifically for links from blogs) with far greater precision. A high number of links from the blogosphere suggests greater importance and popularity. [login to view URL] Google Domain Mentions Using a domain-specific search string, we extract the number of results Google reports for instances of your site name across the web. High number suggest an important, popular site. [login to view URL]:[login to view URL] Compete Rank Compete is one of several services that aims to provide data about website traffic levels based on intelligence gathered from ISPs, toolbar usage data and other sources. Compete shows a rank (from 1 - the most popular site on the web, all the way into the 10s of millions - for very low traffic sites) for each site it has collected data about and displays it on a trends page. [login to view URL] Alexa Rank As with Compete & Quantcast, Alexa aims to measure relative traffic levels (primarily via the Alexa toolbar). A low Alexa rank suggests high traffic levels and an important website. [login to view URL],SiteData&Url=[login to view URL] Yahoo Site Explorer Links To Domain In order to examine the link popularity of the domain on which the URL resides (a crucial factor in popularity and potential search engine ranking ability), Page Strength pulls the number of external links to the entire domain as reported by Yahoo! Site Explorer. [login to view URL] Quantcast Rank Like Compete, Quantcast measures website popularity based on an estimate of traffic. A lower Quantcast rank tends to indicate a more important, more popular website. [login to view URL] Wikipedia Links Using a Wikipedia search, we determine how many references have been made to pages on your domain. A higher number of Wikipedia attributions suggest a website that the online community believes to be important and reference-worthy. [login to view URL]:Linksearch&target=*.www.rentacoder.com&namespace=&limit=500&offset=0 Technorati Blog Reactions Technorati's blog search engine tracks more than 10 million unique blogs across the web. The # of blog reactions to a domain indicates how many blog posts have referenced URLs on a given site, and thus how important or influential that site is in the blogosphere. [login to view URL] Age In Days Our system checks the initial cache date at Google using a lengthy temporal search, rather than simply the registration date. Older websites are often more competitive in the search results, and better referenced overall, hence the metric's inclusion. no source * * *This broadcast message was sent to all bidders on Tuesday Nov 25, 2008 6:10:36 PM: Unfortunately we were not able to find a suitable coder to meet this projects deadline and ended up having to fab something up in house at the last minute. We intend on extending the functionality of this project in a few weeks time and will revisit the bids/proposals that we received at that time. I want to thank you for your interest and time. It's unfortunate that this project didn't work out but we hope to work with one of you soon. Thank you, -Colin