We’ve just added support for Safari v2.0.4 and later so Mac users can start enjoying all the same Traffic Blazer features and functionality as our Windows users!

We’ve reorganized Traffic Blazer making it a snap to prepare your site for major search engines. Now you can quickly submit to Google®, Yahoo!®, MSN® and many others. With 84%* of all Internet users using a search engine, it’s more important than ever to drive traffic to your Web site and get the customers you deserve. It’s easy with Traffic Blazer!

* Pew Internet Search Engine Users Report, Jan. 2005

Traffic Blazer® now lets you join four top local search programs Google® Local, Yahoo!® Local, Live Search (MSN) and Local.com™ – to promote your business to area residents*. Combining traditional yellow page content with digital mapping and directions, local search provides you with the perfect tool for reaching your audiences. Local search results are displayed on top of regular listings in search engine search results. If you depend on local business, local search may be your ticket to success – and it’s available now with Traffic Blazer.

* Local search submission is for brick-and-mortar businesses only, NOT online-only businesses.

Do you have a BIG Web site? To use the new Sitemap Generator feature, simply check the box labeled “My Web site has more than 100 pages” and click “Crawl Web Site.” Plus, we re-designed the spider used in Traffic Blazer’s Site Analysis feature to improve overall performance - the number of pages spidered is up from 50 to 500 with a significant decrease in the time it takes to complete the report! Last but not least, the Keyword Suggestion tool is now available in the Traffic Blazer setup wizard, and we increased the search term character limit in Keyword Analysis from 30 characters to 40, letting you optimize pages for larger phrases.

Attention Traffic Blazer users: Let Google® know about ALL your Web site pages with the NEW! Sitemap Generator! With a detailed map of your Web site, Google will know which Web pages are most important to you, how often those pages change and how often its spider should crawl each of the pages. Once generated, uploaded and submitted to Google, the sitemap ensures that the search engine will find, crawl and review all pages on your Web site, including pages that might be missed during regular Web site crawls.