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What tools do you guys use?
Are google’s tools i.e Search console, analytics, url inspector etc. enough to do SEO? What third party tools do you use? Are premium tools a requirement for someone to do SEO professionally?
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Google tools and free rank math
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Ahrefs, Moz or Semrush at least
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SEMrush is pretty useful for link building opportunities, site auditing and keyword research. I use it almost everyday I’m in the office.
I usually alternate between SEMrush and google search console. Both are incredibly useful for SEO purposes
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semrush is petty good not used href much
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Ahrefs, Semrush for keyword/content/link research and analysis.
Screaming Frog, Deep Crawl, URL Profiler, Site Bulb for technical analysis.
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Google keywords research tool for keywords research
Ahref for backlink analysis
semrush for Website audit
Buzzsumo for content research -
GSC, Analytics, Ahrefs, Page Insight.
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SEO PowerSuite is my go-to tool.
I use it in a daily basis.
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I like Mangools for keyword research-SERP tracking and backlink analysis. Screaming Frog for site audits. Both have fail price points and as far as tools go they do the trick (at least for my business needs).
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Ahrefs for general site health, backlinks and keywording
Screaming Frog for audits and to verify Ahrefs data
SurferSEO for content creation and keywording
GSC + GKP + GA
And then a bunch of free tools for quick checks etc.
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Would like to add Moz in the mix too but for a one man band it’s all very expensive to justify.
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yeah.. but ahref is the most effective and helpful tool in SEO.
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Ahrefs for competition analysis
SEOwl for monitoring
ScreamingFrog for crawling/technical
KeywordInsights for keyword clustering
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Ahrefs webmaster tool (comprehensive, checks on backlinks)
Perrfy (SEO, performance, marketing, content, etc.)
Woorank (keyword tracking, sources of web traffic) -
I generally use keyword planner and uber suggest for keyword research.
And Ahref’s paid version for competitor analysis
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