•  Automated Deep Linking
•  Automated Link Sculpting using JavaScript and point and click link soiling
•  Automated 301 redirects built upon page URL changes
• Google Wheel key-phrase suggestions
• Automated on-site SEO: Media tagging, link tagging, navigation/titles/headers alignment
• Automated HTML and XML sitemaps creation
• Easy to build with 2 CSS and 4 HTML templates for a theme
• 50 Free Websites Themes available at http://www.seotoaster.com/working-with-themes.html#themes

After downloading and installing SEO Toaster on a test server I found that the only problem I had was that it was hard to find the pages that I wanted to edit.  But after getting used to the “browse while you edit” feature I started to become easier.  If you are looking for a simple SEO CMS then SEO Toaster is for you.  Go and download and try it out.

Note: This is a paid review.

• – Textpattern is an easy to use open source cms.  Textpattern is written in PHP and uses mysql for the database. Textpattern is very flexible to use.  Also you can view some websites powered by Textpattern at welovetxp.com
• – Drupal is an open source content management platform.  Drupal has all the basic features of a CMS but it also has the ability to have Collaborative authoring environments, Forums, Peer-to-peer networking, Newsletters, Podcasting, and Picture galleries. Drupal is written in PHP and SQL.
• – WordPress is one of the most popular open source blogging software that can be used as a CMS.  With the help of plugins and some tweaking of the code you can turn your blog into a very powerful CMS.
• – Joomla is an award-winning content management system (CMS), which enables you to build Web sites and powerful online applications.  Joomla is used all over the world to power Web sites of all shapes and sizes. For example you can create websites from Corporate sites to E-commerece sites and is even used in Government applications.  Joomla is very powerful and has a great community to help you.
• – Nucleus CMS is an open-source blogging software written in PHP and MySql.  Nucleus CMS is primarily written and maintained by Wouter Demuynck. Nucleus CMS allows you to manage multiple web blogs, drafts and future posts, and allows for multiple authors.
• – dotCMS is an another award-winning open source CMS for building/managing websites built in Java. dotCMS includes enterprise CMS features such as support for virtual hosting, WebDav, structured content, clustering and can run on multiple databases.  There are a number of features and modules in dotCMS, including RSS feeds, AJAX driven calendar, news listing, blogs, forums, user tracking and tagging, built in search engine, and more.  You should definitely check it out.
• – Alfresco is an open source enterprise content management system for Microsoft Windows and Unix operating systems. It is designed is for users who need a lots of function and scalability. Alfresco is written in Java.  Like some of the others Alfresco is an award-winning software that has desktop integration, and full document mangagement.
• – Plone is a free open source CMS built on top of the Zope application server, which is written in Python. Most times it is used as an intranet website but it can be used on the internet as well.  All of Plone’s features are customizable, and free add-ons are available from the Plone website.  The one problem that many have is the use with the Python and Zope.  But overall is a very good CMS.
• – e107 is an open source CMS that allows for quick creation and management of websites or community portals. e107 is built using PHP and database support via MySQL.  e107 features, high performance caching, news and RSS feed handling, template system, forums system, and an easy to use backend.
• – eZ Publish is an Enterprise open source CMS that has a very cool import/export word document feature.  It can even translate your content into any other languages.  ez Publish has some very cool features that includes picture galleries, video publishing, and a very nice user management control.  You can customize ez Publish anyway you want.
• – Mambo is a business oriented open source CMS that is very easy to install and use.  Mambo is fully customizable and has a very nice active comunity to help you.  Mambo features include but not limited to page caching, News, products or services sections fully editable, WYSIWYG content editor, and Advertising management.
• – Diferior is a multi-purpose content management system,  that provides all the necessary tools to easily publish and organize your content.  Diferior is capable of distributing files via BitTorrent, HTTP and FTP protocols, has built in forums, and a blog system.  All of which can be customized to your liking.
• – Symphony is a CMS made for web developers.  Symphony’s uses XSLT to provide developers a lot of flexibility.  If you’re looking for an application that takes care of the technical side of things for you, then Symphony is probably not the best choice.
• – Frog CMS is a simplified CMS that uses PHP 5 and MySQL 4.  Frog CMS has drag/drop capabilities, Flexible page content, and very customizable navigation menu.  Frog CMS is very customizable with the use of plugins and themes.
• – ExpressionEngine is a flexible CMS that is built by EllisLab.  EllisLab is also the creator CodeIgniter a great PHP Framework.  ExpressionEngine requires PHP 4+ and Mysql 3+.  ExpressionEngine is very customizable and easy to use.  It also comes with great built in cache feature and even a very simple shopping cart feature.

I know that there are tons of other great Open Source CMS’s.  So please list your favorites below.

• Flot – Flot is a pure Javascript plotting library for jQuery. The focus is on easy usage , attractive plots and interactive features. With Flot you can interact with the data, look at specific data by zooming in, plot a time series, and other various options.
  
• Open Flash Chart – Open Flash Chart is a Flash charting component. It is fairly easy to setup and has classes written in PHP, Perl, Python, Java, Ruby on Rails, and .Net to connect to the Chart. You can create some really nice looking Bar Charts, Pie Charts, Area Charts and etc…
  
• AmCharts – AmCharts are animated interactive flash charts. The charts include Pie Charts, Line Charts, Scatter/Bubble Charts, Bar/Column Charts, and even a stock chart. AmCharts can extract data from simple CSV or XML files, or they can read dynamic data generated with PHP, .NET, Java, Ruby on Rails, Perl and ColdFusion. All the charts are free but they have a link to AmCharts on the upper left.
  
• Emprise JavaScript Charts – Emprise JavaScript Charts is a 100% Pure JavaScript Charting Solution that requires no JavaScript frameworks. Emprise JavaScript Charts include Line, Area, Scatter, Pie, Bar charts with zooming, scaling and scrolling ability. Tested and works with all major browsers.
  
• PlotKit – PlotKit is a Chart and Graph Plotting Library for Javascript. PlotKit works with MochiKit javascript library. It has support for HTML Canvas and also SVG via Adobe SVG Viewer and native browser support. PlotKit also has great documentation.
  
• Flotr – Flotr is a javascript plotting library based on the Prototype Framework version 1.6.0.2. Flotr lets you create graphs in modern browsers with features like legend support, negative value support, mouse tracking, selection support, zoom support, event hooks, CSS styling support and much more.
  
• PHP/SWF Charts – PHP/SWF Charts is simple yet powerful tool to create attractive web charts and graphs from dynamic data. You use PHP to gather the data and put it into flash. It supports many charts types, Line, Column, Stacked column, Floating column, 3D column, Stacked 3D column, Parallel 3D column, Pie, 3D Pie, Bar, Stacked bar, Floating bar, Area, Stacked area, Candlestick, Scatter, Polar, Mixed, Composite and Joined. These Charts have some great features like Animated transitions, Printable charts, and more.
  
• Visifire – Visifire (Powered by Silverlight) is a set of open source data visualization components. With Visifire you can create animated Silverlight Charts with ASP, ASP.Net, PHP, JSP, ColdFusion, Ruby on Rails or just simple HTML.
  
• FusionCharts – FusionCharts is a cross-browser and cross-platform flash charting component that can be used with ASP.NET, ASP, PHP, JSP, ColdFusion, Ruby on Rails, simple HTML pages or even PowerPoint Presentations. All you need to know is the language you’re programming in.
  
• JFreeChart – JFreeChart is an open source Java chart library that makes it easy for developers to display quality charts in their applications. The JFreeChart project was founded seven years ago, in February 2000, by David Gilbert and is used by approximately 40,000 to 50,000 developers. JFreeChart supports many different output types that includes JPEG, GIF, PDF, EPS and SVG. This is a great resource for Java developers.
  

If you know of any other Charting Scripts please post below.

• – phpBB is one of the most popular forum softwares. With phpBB you can customize with mods and you can stylize your forum. For a fully Modded phpBB forum with about 500 different mods that all have been fully tested click here.
• – Vanilla is a lightweight open source forum that was developed by Mark O’Sullivan using PHP and MySQL. Vanilla comes loaded with extensions, and you can customize the forum with your own add-ons.
• – YetAnotherForum.NET is a Open Source forum or bulletin board for web sites running ASP.NET. YetAnotherForum.NET is fully coded in C# ASP.Net and uses Microsoft SQL Server. It comes with all the standard forum features and even WYSIWYG editors.
• – YaBB is an Open Source forum system (bulletin board, message board) written in Perl. This system is the first and most popular open-source perl forum software and it runs very fast.
• – IceBB is an open-source forum solution powered by PHP and MySQL. IceBB is written with the prototype and scriptaculous frameworks and the code output is very clean. IceBB has mostly all the same features as some of the paid forums but it even has an RSS feed.
• – WP-Forum is a simple discussion forum plugin for WordPress. It has three themes that you can choose from and is a simple solution if you have a WordPress powered site.
• – miniBB is an open source message board script written in PHP. miniBB is a lightweight and compact alternative to phpBB. With miniBB you can customize the software with add-ons and it is Search Engine Optimized.
• – SMF is a free professional grade forum software that actually isn’t open source. SMF has loads of features with a great community and tons of free modifications.

If you know of any more Open Source Forums then please comment below. Thanks!!!

• is robust, professional grade e-Commerce shopping cart that you can download, install, and use for free. In the back end, you will use a full featured back end to manage your inventory, orders, shipping, and customers in real time. Your customer’s payments are sent directly to your commercial bank account using the latest security technology. You can even add your own modules to the shopping cart.
• is an open source PHP based online shopping cart system. OpenCart is easy to use and is SEO optimized with a very nice interface. A great feature of OpenCart is that customers can write their own reviews of the products.
• is a professional open-source e-Commerce solution offering unprecedented flexibility and control. Magento is awesome, I would never believe it is an open-source project. It features clean urls and SEO from the start. Everything is designed in a clean and simple way. Magento also features: Unlimited flexibility, Completely Scalable Architecture, Professional and Community Support, and Smooth Integration with 3rd party apps.
• is very popular shopping cart. CubeCart V3 is free, with the exception that you leave their copyright notice in your footer. CubeCart has a large amount of payment gateways and shipping gateways. Their support forums are lively and many people contribute plugins to the cart. To use CubeCart V4 you must pay but it has many features that V3 doesn’t have.
• is another very popular online shopping cart, written in Perl/MySQL. It features a css manager so you can edit the look of your cart online. AgoraCart also features unlimited product options, up to 4 different tax zones at the same time, tons of shipping and payment gateways/options. The setup options range from a simple template based store to the integration of a complex visual design and support for program modification.
• is a free, user friendly, open source shopping cart. Zen Cart focuses on the merchants and shoppers instead of the developers. Zen Cart also supports multiple payment and shipping options, quantity discounts and coupons. Also Zen Cart is very easy to install.
• is an online shopping cart that offers a wide range of features that allows online stores to be setup fairly quickly. osCommerce is backed by a great and active community. It also supports multiple currencies, allows customers to print invoices from the order screen, and has an easy database backup system.
• is a powerful, free PHP/MySQL shopping cart system that is easy to install and customize.  The Cart is free but it does have copyright notices that you can pay to get rid of.  StoreSprite has many features including automatic tax calculation, automatic delivery cost calculations, customer ratings and reviews and featured products.

Also Stay Tuned for a list of Google Analytics alternatives.

If you have any platforms you would like to add comment below. Feedback is always welcome.

1. Akarru: Social BookMarking Engine
   “Akarru is a social bookmarking engine, used to build a social bookmarking sites, like http://www.blogmemes.com. Users posts links and promote links to front page using voting system.”
2. Bookmark4U
   “Bookmark4U is an web-server application, which is based on Apache + PHP + MySQL. Bookmark4U is intended to provide a comfortable bookmarking environment for users.”
3. CommunityNews
   “CommunityNews uses social bookmarking and Bayesian techniques to provide periodic postings to blogs. Users can vote for or against RSS sources ti increase the chances that the source is used again.
4. ContARTE
   “ontARTE is a social bookmarking multiuser engine, is used to build social bookmarkings sites, like http://www.contarte.info.”
5. GetBoo
   “Web 2.0 bookmarking system, both social (with tags) and private (with folders). Import and export your bookmarks from Firefox, IE, Mozilla, Netscape. Admin management section, translations, groups, bookmarklets, Firefox extension, RSS feeds, and more!” This is a very unique platform that is like Del.Icio.Us.
6. Laicos – Social Bookmarking in ASP.Net
   “Laicos or social backwards is a social bookmarking website development application. Use this project to create a Digg style clone. In asp.net and MySQL environment.”
7. Pligg
   “Pligg is Web 2.0 Content Management System (CMS) unlike any other existing CMS. The user interface gives your visitors a reason to come back to your site by making them decide on the site’s content and giving them the chance to build a social network.” Pligg is very similar to Digg but allows you to add you own content. This is one of my favorites.
8. Scuttle: Open source social bookmarking
   “Scuttle is a free open source software for creating social bookmarking sites like del.icio.us. You can create a social bookmarking site in minutes using scuttle for your personal or for community use. Scuttle supports most of the del.icio.us API, so you can modify the del.icio.us tools to work with scuttle. Import your existing bookmarks from browsers or from del.icio.us. Scuttle has several AJAX features and it generates an RSS feeds.”
9. Taggly
   “Taggly is an online social bookmarking software written with usability and scalability in mind.”
10. Unalog
    “Open source bookmarking software written in the Python programming. You can get an account and add your own links, and create and join groups. If you get an account, or create a group, either one can be made private, so nobody but you (if a private account) or your fellow group members (if a private group) can see your links.”