London, December 4th 2012 – Majestic (the world’s leading link database) and Analytics SEO (an innovative SEO Software platform for SEO agencies and their clients) are pleased to announce that they have signed a long-term extension to their current partnership agreement.
After an exhaustive competitive evaluation, Analytics SEO chose to renew and extend its relationship with Majestic because of its unrivalled breadth and depth of URLs and its continual re-investment in its core data.
With this announcement Majestic’s database of 4 Trillion URLs and 388 Billion Pages crawled will be available to all customers worldwide using the recently launched Version 5.0 of Analytics SEO.
Laurence O’Toole, CEO of Analytics SEO, commenting on this continued partnership said, “This is a key relationship for us and our clients. We’ve been working on a machine classification engine for over a year to automatically profile and classify backlinks across an industry. Majestic’s data and metrics are a key ingredient in this Big SEO Data™ solution as well as other new content marketing and outreach solutions we are planning to roll-out in early 2013”.
Dixon Jones, Marketing Director of Majestic added “We’re delighted that Analytics SEO chose to work with us after an extensive evaluation process. We’ve proved again that we have the best infrastructure and data to support SEO professionals everywhere; although we’re not resting on our laurels and will continue to re-invest in taking our data to the next level”.
Analytics SEO is looking for beta testers for its machine classification engine; so if you are interested in profiling your backlinks against your competitors then you can register your interest here.
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Except 5.0 version of seo analytics,Is there any other newer version?
December 10, 2012 at 8:11 amIt’s Analytics SEO, not SEO Analytics, but you should ask them directly.
December 10, 2012 at 8:17 am4 trillion URLs! That’s incredible. That must make them a multi million pound business I guess.
December 10, 2012 at 4:15 pm