Today’s New Sites - Domain Tools DNFame and Backlinkers

Domain Tools » Domain Information

DNFame (www.dnfame.com) By using our free tool, you can find out many pieces of data about your domain, including: Pagerank, Alexa Rank, Complete Rank, Quantcast Rank, backlinks in the search engines, social bookmarking links and many more.

Domain Tools » Domain Information

Backlinkers (www.blinkrs.com) Backlinkers is a free service where users can enter a domain name and discover the domains backlinks, pagerank of the page where the backlink is, and the pagerank of the domain itself. Also the OBL (outbound links), whether the link is no follow and anchor text for each of the backlinks

16 Stupidest Web 2.0 Domains

I love stupid domain lists, as long as none of my domains are listed. Names like “Who Represents” (www.whorepresents.com) and Experts Exchange (www.expertsexchange.com) have appeared in countless emails, blog posts, and PowerPoint slides.

DNXpert has come up with a whole new list skewering the silliest of the Web 2.0 domain names. Blippr, Frrvrr, and Spottt are just some that just don’t make the grade. And this is coming from the expert who wrote the Domaining Manifesto. Perhaps the folks at Jiffr and Qlubb should have picked up a copy.

Update: Seems that bad domain names are bugging a lot of folks!

Shirts and Skins

No worries - blog and directory getting their skins merged this weekend and ALL will make a bit more cohesive sense.

Mashable takes a look at BudURL

In the quest for URL shortener dominance in this era of the microblog and limited message space, BudURL comes out swinging. Going toe to toe with other URL shrinkers, BudURL combines metrics with URL shortening.  Read the entire review at Mashable!

designm.ag Looks at Page Analysis Tools

I often wonder why some web site owners are so shocked when their new site doesn’t perform well.  Often, its because they have no way of independently evaluating the quality of their own pages and pages of their competitors.  Here are 20 page analysis tools that should be used to evaluate web page effectiveness.