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In June 2010, Thomson Local commissioned Analytics SEO to conduct the UK’s first SEO audit of business websites.

The findings were shocking; most worryingly almost half of the 1,000 websites analysed were found to have either very basic SEO or in the worst cases absolutely none.

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For those of you who didn't make it to the SES London Exhibitions this year you can now watch the interview in which Laurence talks about the recent launch of Analytics SEO at the SEO event.

He reminds us of the benefits of using this time and money-saving SEO project management tool for both in-house marketers and agencies and how some of the new features developed in the tool can help all SEO practitioners lighten up their workloads - features such as the recently included PDF report or the PowerPoint presentation.

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It's been a hectic week for the whole team but I can say that all the early mornings and late nights meeting people and interacting at the SES have finally paid off. The result: great feedback from online marketing agencies and webmasters and lots of interest from visitors and speakers.

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One of the great things about working in the SEO business is that there are lots of very smart people thinking about new ways to measure how well a site is performing. At the Search Engine Strategies conference in London this week, I was able to take a bit of time out from showing Analytics SEO to all the attendees, and catch a couple of great presentations about new ways to use web analytics.

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At last just what we have been waiting for...the Google Analytics team at the Googleplex have released the public API into Google Analytics.

So what? Well at last we can automatically integrate data from your analytics and reporting system into our search engine marketing software, which means you can get an integrated view of the whole SEO marketing process in one place.

This means you can manage your search engine optimisation campaigns in the same manner as you would any other marketing process, fro start to finish.

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