What type of SEO tools do you guys use?

[WebWizard]

Hey everyone, I am curios to know what type of SEO tools do you currently use to optimize your website, and what specific features or benefits made you choose them?

[universal4]

Which SEO Tools
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Rick
Universal4

[topcaz]

I am using a RankMath plugin that satisfied my needs for quick optimization. Check them if you are using a wordpress, not sure if you can install them on custom made website

[slotyi]

I believe Semrush is the best SEO tool.

[vlehtinen]

I use Ahrefs for keyword research, backlink analysis and competitor monitoring. Wincher for rank tracking and Surfer for site audit and to create content outlines.

[Drevikz]

I believe Semrush is the best SEO tool.

Yes, a great tool as an alternative to Ahrefs.

[DappCasino]

Common sense is the best SEO tool. Ahrefs second best

[Jacksonss]

Ahrefs, PR-CY tools and SEO Power Suite cover my needs completely.
Of the plugins, Rank Math, Clearfy Pro, WP Rocket and several self-written...

[OnlineProxy]

Google Analytics, Ahrefs, and SEMrush for SEO optimization. Google Analytics helps track user behavior and traffic, while Ahrefs and SEMrush provide detailed insights into keyword research, backlink analysis, and competitor strategies.

[japacasi]

We use Ahrefs for keywords/competitors/backlink research and analysis. Wincher to track pages and keywords we want to rank for.

[ZeroToHero]

Hey, We use a pretty solid mix of tools that cover most of what we need:

• Ahrefs is our main one – we use it for pretty much everything: keyword research, backlink checks, competitor analysis, you name it.
• ChatGPT helps us a lot with content outlines, FAQs, and speeding up ideation.
• Surfer SEO or NeuronWriter – depends on the case, but both are great for optimizing content based on SERPs.
• SE Ranking is super useful for tracking backlinks and monitoring rankings.
• Screaming Frog is our go-to for technical audits and crawling bigger sites.

If I had to pick just one I'd go with Ahrefs, that does 80% of the work.

[BalticR]

- Ahrefs was previously used but not at all currently
- Google´s own tracking ofc.
- Wincher
- And of course some LLMs for content.

As we run matured site with age, it is no more so important to see what the other are doing but keep pushing where you are good at. Maybe we could do slightly better while having a lot tools and optimizing everything but for small team this is enough.

[Casinoguden]

ahrefs mostly

[slotsheaven]

screaming frog is a must for me

[tropictraffic]

I mostly use Ahrefs for keyword research, Screaming Frog for site audits, and then Google Search Console/Analytics to keep an eye on performance. Sometimes I’ll throw in SurferSEO for content optimization. I don’t stick to just one tool since each one covers something different.

[Elliot_FreeSpins]

Mangools is pretty good for keyword research, I like their layout. Not as powerful or customisable as SEMRush though.

[gabornagy]

I mainly use Ahrefs for keyword research, backlink analysis, and competitor checks, as well as Majestic for additional link analysis. Right now, I’m testing Surfer SEO to see how it can help with content optimization and strategy.

[CasinosBroker]

Mostly Ahrefs

[107media]

SEMRush

[Gamblegrounds]

We are utilizing Ahrefs for keyword research, backlink analysis, and competitor monitoring