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Search by URL or by keyword: Spyfu shows cost per click for a keyword, click per day, cost per day, search volume, number of search results and advertisers (limited) and their ad copy. All info is based on Google AdWords.

What is the density of your main keywords? Are you using your main keywords enough? What keywords is your competition focusing on? This tool on LinkVendor shows the most frequently used keywords of a website and calculates its percentage share.

Find currently popular keywords on Google Trends. Google Trends also shows web and blog results, news articles, graphs, historical data and trends by region and year. You can also compare relative search volume over time of multiple search phrases.

24 high resolution Photoshop brushes free for personal and commercial use at webdesignerdepot.com.

Create a portfolio to showcase your work and find jobs at coroflot.com. Potential employers can find creative professionals through different categories, like Environmental Graphics, Exhibition Design, Fashion/Apparel Illustration, Industrial Design, Interaction Design, Motion Graphics, 3-D Modeling and more. The site promises no upload limit and easy privacy controls. You can get new job postings that match your criteria via email, or through their feed.

Creative professionals can build a multi-media portfolio with an unlimited number of projects on behance.net for free. You gain exposure for your work and your projects can also be streamed to other partner sites across the web. According to the site “Recruiters, top companies, editors, and other creative industry leaders from around the world use the network to find, track, and hire top talent.”

Drop Down Tabs is a horizontal CSS tabs menu that supports a second level drop down menu for each tab. dynamicdrive.com makes Drop Down Tabs available in 5 different designs. You can modify the CSS to customize menu to fit your design.

This tutorial shows you how to make a simple and attractive content slider for your web page. The content slider demo looks beautiful. You can get the instructions to this one and lots of other great elements for your site on tutsplus.com.

“Smooth, nested drop down menus from semantic markup. Simple integration, limited flexibility – you’ll either love it or hate it.” There you have it – Droppy from onehackoranother.com is simple and works well.

Are you tired of your current software program, are there no more upgrades available, or is it too expensive to upgrade again? Use AlternativeTo to find good software to replace your old one. AlternativeTo will give you suggestions on alternatives. The site is well organized, with sections for Windows, Mac and Linux applications, and with each application having its own category.

“Think of it like forever evolving blog posts about good alternatives to the software that you’re not satisfied with.” The “blog posts” are generated by visitors through suggestions, comments and votes.