Are you juggling countless online tools in your SEO endeavors? Imagine simplifying it all with these SEO bookmarklets. 🚀
SEO isn't just a one-off task; it's a complex dance of on-page, off-page, technical, and creative strategies. As an SEO expert, you're tracking, tweaking, and transforming - it's a lot.
Constantly switching tools? It's not just a hassle; it's a productivity killer for busy marketers like you.
I understand the struggle – and I'm here with a solution.
Introducing the sleek SEO bookmarklets designed for professionals who value their time and efficiency. Whether you're deep-diving into analytics or fine-tuning your content, these bookmarklets streamline your workflow, turning the SEO marathon into a sprint.
Ready to transform your SEO routine from chaotic to streamlined? These SEO bookmarklets are not just tools; they're your new digital power-ups ⭐️
Fed up with using multiple bookmarklets in your browser, I've also started coding Sprout SEO Extension 🌱, that has most of these bookmarklets and a whoooole bunch more in one easy to use browser extension.
Other features include:
- on page technical SEO audit
- easily copy all content and/or headings from a page
- rich results and schema.org validation for schema markup on the current page in your browser
- exporting schema templates from websites you visit
- finding redirect issues, including full headers at each step
- check how your content is being shared on social
- check if your content is shared on Reddit, and if not quickly share it yourself
- an easy way to fix bad migrations by creating a csv export from archive.org with the old urls for the current domain
- hreflang checker to help you identify any hreflang issues.
- opening up your current page in your most favorite SEO tools directly (Sistrix, Ahrefs, Semrush, MOZ, just to name a few)
Copy and paste the source code (linked in the titles) prepended with javascript: into your bookmarks and open the bookmark to activate it.
If there is an issue, try running it through JSObfuscate first.
Need to share Search Console data during screenshare, but want to hide site name / logos from drop down and URL inspector input? Original idea: Noah Learner @noahlearner
A faster way of testing the speed of a page, and many other things. This piece of JavaScript code automatically introduces the URL you’re currently on into the PageSpeed Insights feature from Google Webmaster Tools. It gives you valuable insights on how to improve your website’s loading times.
It uses the Structured Data Testing tool from schema.org in order to parse your structured data and display it in search results. You will have a preview of the current page and and all structured data on that page
Quickly SCRAPE the Rankings for any search you do with the click of a button. You can Export the Links,Anchors or the Full Data as CSV for more processing, if needed. You could use this to extract all the indexed pages for a site for example or identify the ranking sites for a specific keyword.
You’re able to see the website in a certain period from the past. This might help you to see, if you were not the sole owner, how the website was before.
This bookmarklet checks the Google cache for the URL you’re currently on. It’s extremely useful for SEO. After Google crawls a page it stores a copy and stores it. You can use this bookmarklet to access the stored copy to see the page in case it doesn’t load or it’s loading too slowly. Or, you can see how it looks in cache to see if the page has suffered any modifications lately. Original code: Noah Learner @noahlearner
Did you make a recent change on your website and want to know if it is already indexed? This bookmarklet shows you which pages have been indexed by Google in the last 7 days for a certain site. That way you can monitor the website to see their content activity within a week.
You can quickly verify whether a page was indexed or not by Google. This simple bookmarklet displays your page in search results. That way you can also verify if was indexed with the right title, snippets, sitelinks, or other elements.
This allows you to quickly access Google Trends and look at the search volume for the domain name of the site you’re accessing (it will ignore the TLD). You can check search trends for your brand name. You can also search the competition by adding other domain names with “+Add term” and compare results.
Especially useful for content marketing. You have to select the text and click on the bookmarklet. It will display a box with the character and word count
It’s useful to know if the page you’re on is the original source or it’s just duplicate content. It also gives you a fast insight on whether your site has been the victim of website plagiarism.
It will generate a box that shows you if the page you’re viewing is blocked in the Robots.txt file or not. You will also have the option to see the full contents of the robots.txt file for the current website. If the page is blocked, the tool will indicate which specific directive in the robots.txt is causing the block. This is particularly useful for SEO purposes, helping you understand whether certain pages are disallowed from search engine crawling and indexing. The checker is an easy-to-use tool for quickly verifying a page's accessibility to search engine bots, right from your browser.
It removes the frustration of repeatedly copy-pasting your Google Search Console queries into a new Google search tab by adding a 'Search on Google' link to your Google Search Console Performance page. This way you can look up queries directly from your GSC dashboard, that when clicked, a new Google search tab will open with your query. Simple. Original code: Ziggy Shtrosberg
This bookmarklet allows you to quickly extract all of the sources that are used to build the answer on your SGE (Search Generative Experience) result. Whenever you perform a search on Google for your desired term, generate the SGE (if one doesn't automatically generate), then click on the bookmarklet to extract the sources. Original code: James McNulty
Google Consent Mode Checker Bookmarklet, which will display an alert informing you if Google Consent Mode is installed and behaving as intended with just one click. Check if Consent Mode has been implemented correctly by visiting a website, give consent, and click the bookmark to see if consent mode is updated correctly. Original code: Patrick Alessi Krarup
This bookmarklet enhances the functionality of Google Search, particularly with the recent testing of a new "Forums" filter in the Google search bar. It allows users to directly access forum-based discussions from platforms like Reddit, Hacker News, and various other community forums across the web with a single click. Original code: Supple