Which SEO tools?

[Converter]

On a daily basis we use ahrefs (DR, backlink monitoring, keywords), search console (keywords, etc), GA (results) and, of course, excel (combine data, revise performance).

Also, every 1-2 months we run SEO audit at Ahrefs which gives great in-depth summary and action items what needs to be done in terms of technical SEO.

[Jambo]

Sistrix is a really fantastic seo tool

[Karol]

The ahrefs are enough

[Gone2]

I'm using Sistrix as test at the moment and I, not sure if the numbers and statistics are right. It shows lost keywords (ranking >100) for which we are still rank on page 5 or 6. It doesn't show keywords where we are on page 1 or 2. I'm not sure if I should pay for a tool like this.

[drifter8]

Semrush just works pretty good to me.

[OnlineCasinosLounge]

Hello, can anyone help me with the Backlinks? I really need a help, Thank you in advance

[lemerClem]

Hello, can anyone help me with the Backlinks? I really need a help, Thank you in advance

backlinks play a key role in search engine promotion. what question do you have?

[OnlineCasinosLounge]

Thank you for the reply!!!
I want to know more about the corporation between exmp. my website and other one lets say if i upload the backlink for my page to other did i need to upload something on my website as well from that website

[Jambo]

I'm using Sistrix as test at the moment and I, not sure if the numbers and statistics are right. It shows lost keywords (ranking >100) for which we are still rank on page 5 or 6. It doesn't show keywords where we are on page 1 or 2. I'm not sure if I should pay for a tool like this.

For UK, US and Germany the tool is perfect and also the rankings are usually correct. But for some other countries statistics are often wrong, dont know why.

[goals]

For UK, US and Germany the tool is perfect and also the rankings are usually correct. But for some other countries statistics are often wrong, dont know why.

Not perfect for Greece either

[AmyWilson]

Ahrefs is the most comprehensive tool for SEO newbie. Start with it, and then pick up additional ones if necessary.

[Silmarion]

Look at Topvisor

[SoPete]

ahrefs all the way! I used to like SEMRush before but now they're very bloated - trying to do everything in one but not all well. ahrefs is better!

[Ab74]

We tried some different but ahref is our favourite. It's getting better all the time and they have good instruction videos and interesting studies that they continually publish.

[10clicks]

I have tried a lot of tools in the past 10 years and think that ahrefs.com has it all. Basically it has everything you need for a proper competitor research + a rank tracker. However, I also use ranktrackr to track my positions as it's not expensive and shows time graph in a simple and neat interface. These 2 tools are completely enough for any SEO expert in my opinion. Some people claim Majestic has an advantage when it comes to authority metrics but that's pretty subjective.

[feedinco]

I find Ahrefs and neilpatel ubersuggest the best tools so far.

[web31]

Semrush for sure!!!

[gamblingvista]

Semrush is a must for me.

[Former Member 14]

10clicks - nice to see someone taking the time to explain why they use, and favour an SEO tool over another. Anyone can post "I like this tool", but without knowing the reasons why, it's just more forum-white-noise, that amounts to very little, if any, assistance to newbies and alike.

So well done, and thank you

[plidroj]

My swiss army knife: Ahrefs, Sistrix, Serpbook (or Ranktracker Pro), Fandango SEO / Screamingfrog (for scraping) and Safecont for content audits