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SEO Tools
Posted by on September 30, 2025 at 9:53 amHello everyone. I have been doing SEO for a while and things are going well. I just want to get an opinion, what are the tools that all you SEO's are using and how are they working out for you. What do you like about them and all of that fun stuff. CHeers
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ahrefs/semrush, depending on which tool my current company is using
screaming frogGA4 & GSC
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Hello,
1.- To extract keywords I use Google Ads Keyword Planner to view the volume, and difficulty to rank certain words
2.- To see how the campaigns are going, I use GSC to view queries of the user, quantity of clics and impressions, and average positions
3.- To see the ranking of the words I choose (10 quota free) i use Serpfox, i schedule a daily/weekly or a monthly report of how much ranking does my pages have in the SERP -
I think tools are (mostly) not important. A lot of it you can do for free.
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The best free long tail keyword generator in Shuttle SEO.
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If you want a budget tool then I recommend Ubersuggest. In other cases Semrush or Ahrefs.
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Ahrefs, SEMrush, Screaming Frog, GTMetrix. Have also used Conductor and Stat variously.
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keyword everywhere is fine.
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I use Ahrefs + SFrog + Python. Ahrefs to find candidates, SFrog to extract H-tags/links, then a little Python to spot internal-link gaps by cluster. When I don’t want to write the script myself, I’ll toss a tiny brief to a data-savvy freelancer on Fiverr. Tools find issues; humans fix them.
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I use Google Keyword Planner and Google to find certain search terms and see if I can make content that is better then the top ones.
I also check PageSpeed to see if there are any performance issues or SEO ones. I also try to learn semantic HTML so its easier for crawlers to understand my content.
I have also tried some backlink checkers but haven’t had any good progress with that since my outreach have not been so good.
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SEMrush, GSC, QuickCreator Chrome Extension, ChatGPT
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