Which SEO tools?

[Bartek]

Hi

Having relied mainly on ppc and using seo agencies for the last 15 years I now want to have a go at seo myself, which paid online tools do I need from this list, do I need them all or will one suffice, are there any other must haves?
Moz
Majestic
Ahrefs
Semrush

Best wishes
Andy

I use Semrush and Yoast plugin. I have been doing SEO on my own, and actually I want to switch the other direction now . I am looking for good poker SEO agencies. Anyone you can recommend Andy?

Thanks in advance

[CharlesNoble]

My two main tools are Semrush and Ahrefs

[Maclaud]

Of course, Ahrefs is not a replaceable tool for keyword research and linkbuilding. But then you should focus on the GSC.

[betandbeat]

SEMRush and Ahrefs are beasts. I see more and more a focus on writing aids (copyscape and the likes) but these end up recommending microwaved content to be published so that's not something we would recommend.

[ayakata]

In Japan, ahrefs is popular and the number of SEMrush users is increasing among those who handle advertisements.

[3webet]

I will recommend Moz, Ahref, SERanking

[nsa10]

seo muzukashi

[sabsta]

We are testing curently Screaming Frog. Lets see how will go!

[robmiller84]

Hello, I was searching through the forum and found this interesting topic with SEO tools recommendations. It's always in demand. Reading your replies, I've added some new for me SEO tools my list. In return, I want to advise a tool that is fairly new SEO crawler tool - alphacrawler.pro. It's free. It's something like Sitechecker or DeepCrawl tool with website SEO audit. It helps a lot to find SEO mistakes like 404 error pages, pages with not set hreflang or canonical. I hope someone finds it interesting.

[universal4]

Hello, I was searching through the forum and found this interesting topic with SEO tools recommendations. It's always in demand. Reading your replies, I've added some new for me SEO tools my list. In return, I want to advise a tool that is fairly new SEO crawler tool - alphacrawler.pro. It's free. It's something like Sitechecker or DeepCrawl tool with website SEO audit. It helps a lot to find SEO mistakes like 404 error pages, pages with not set hreflang or canonical. I hope someone finds it interesting.

Digital ocean ip?

Does it follow robots.txt directions?
In addition to scraping the content, does it also store it in their database?

Their home page states they are the leading website crawler, which seems a bit over zealous since the domain was created year and a half ago.

Rick
Universal4

[CasinosBroker]

Hi

Having relied mainly on ppc and using seo agencies for the last 15 years I now want to have a go at seo myself, which paid online tools do I need from this list, do I need them all or will one suffice, are there any other must haves?
Moz
Majestic
Ahrefs
Semrush

Best wishes
Andy

Mostly use:

• Ahrefs
• Screaming Frog
• SEO Power Suite
• Lighthouse

I think Ahrefs is one of the best tools for an SEO person.

Also, I've just started experimenting (checking out) SERanking.

[iso500]

ahref and screaming frog are the best for me,

[CaptainOdds]

Does anyone know good SEO tools and strategies for the Netherlands?

[universal4]

The tools, many listed here in this thread, run no matter what the target country is.

Rick
Universal4

[CaptainOdds]

Great, thanks for your reply Rick. I will have a look on the ideas which are mentioned in this channel earlier.

Best, Leo (Captain Odds)

[FreeBeans]

For me, I'm using Ubersuggest.
It cost me only $30/ month, and very useful.

[Dingo]

For keyword research and backlinks analysis my team uses ahrefs, but since this tool is very popular and many PBNs bans bots, we also use less popular tools like pulno.com, publicwww.com, bing webmaster to find hidden links.

For internal site analysis we use Screaming Frog, and a-parser helps to solve many routine tasks, such as finding out the number of results in Google for each of the search queries: allintitle:"keyword" etc.

[CatalinAMG]

For me, I'm using Ubersuggest.
It cost me only $30/ month, and very useful.

I'm curious if anyone else can vouch for Ubersuggest?

[casimusume]

We have ahrefs in place. Some of them are also available in Japanese, which makes them easy to use for me personally.

I use ahrefs to check the links and the organic search results of my site.

[Springbok]

Another vote for ahrefs - if you were to use one relatively inexpensive SEO tool it would be my recommendation.