Google Webmaster Tools From Your cPanel?
It certainly looks that way. According to Webmaster Central Blog web hosting providers can begin to use Google’s API for such purpose. Evidently several of the web hosing providers are already on board: iPOWER, StartLogic, PowWeb, and Strato.
The first web hosting provider to ever offer this sort of thing was Go Daddy.
Using the Google Webmaster Tools can be very beneficial in your efforts to make your website more visible on Google. It provides some very important statistics along with potential problems a website may have that may prevent it from being regularly crawled and indexed.
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I sat in on Google’s Webmaster Tools discussion at HostingCon this year. I thought it was a disappointing presentation but on the flip side it did give us a good indication of what Google was working on releasing.
One of the questions a few of us poised was will the tools be integrated into cPanel, Plesk or any other control panel. At the time they had no tools to implement this, however with the API now available its great to see this post.
Does anyone have a demo cPanel account to review and see what it looks like (screenshots would work too)?
This seems to be very attractive aspect on google.The design of the blog is wonderful.And it is also easy to access.
this should come in handy 😀
This is good. But SEO professionals may need to sweat a lot, as clients will be completely aware. Already people are demending so and so number of links from pr5+ Looks like as most people are designing their own websites, they will do seo on their own
That should come in really handy
By the way, I really like the design of your blog
It seems to be very attractive scheme on Google.
even dreamhost has started to use the same from their cpanel
was just updating you 🙂