Semrush/Ahrefs

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Is everyone paying $100 monthly that has these tools to use them, or am I missing something? Seems like a big investment in starting a website.

Is there any good free tools?

Would anyone be able to export a report on my newer website from one of them?
 
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Personally, I am not a heavy user and tried shitload of groupbuys but they never work.. basically many people sharing same account logins, total waste of time

So, I moved to buy private trial accounts, I get my own ligin details and privare account.. I can login from normal browsers and use it however I want
 
Personally, I am not a heavy user and tried shitload of groupbuys but they never work.. basically many people sharing same account logins, total waste of time

So, I moved to buy private trial accounts, I get my own ligin details and privare account.. I can login from normal browsers and use it however I want

Where can you purchase these
 
SEMRush offers a 30 day free trial, Ahrefs a seven day trial for 7$. Both great tools btw, not sure which is better. I'm really into Ahrefs but currently testing SEMrush.
 
I have a private provider, he provides me with accounts for any tool offering free trial
 
I used group buys for almost an entire year, and they are super unreliable and people change the passwords constantly. But when they work, they are well worth the money and they provide access to more than one tool which is a plus. But to be completely transparent, I have been using the standard plan ($1,790/yr) of ahrefs for the last 9 months and I'm never looking back. I use it every single day, and out of all the SEO tools I've used it's by far the most comprehensive and accurate. Additionally, they have an ahrefs insider FB group for members, which is an incredible community. They also offer tons of valuable resources and constant updates to their tools. I know it's a difficult investment to justify, but it absolutely changed the game for me. Not only have I been able to streamline all my work into a single SEO tool, as I previously mentioned, it's hands down the most comprehensive and accurate of all the major tools and the quality of my client work has absolutely skyrocketed because of it. I seriously can't speak more highly of ahrefs, the tools, and the team. It's paid for itself ten-fold in the 9 months I've been using it, but I would have a much more difficult time justifying this purchase if I wasn't doing client work, or my solo projects didn't already have a steady stream of income.
 
Group buys is the best choice to use these kinds of expensive tools. I started using this tool from a few months ago.
 
Group buys is the best choice to use these kinds of expensive tools. I started using this tool from a few months ago.
For most people, group buys are the best option. But I was tired of how unreliable the passwords were and I got sick and tired of waiting a day to have the admin update the passwords for me. Since I do have clients, who pay me well, it was worth it for me to buy full access to ahrefs so that I could guarantee I had I access to it whenever I needed it. But you're right, for most people group buys are a great option for gaining access to these tools for a very reasonable price.
 
Ahrefs forever. I'm a stats junkie so I'm always checking numbers. It's good to be able to run as many reports as I want whenever I want, check competitor backlinks, set up my own projects and more without group buy garbage or separate browser connections, and dealing with sifting through to find more group buys after the one you're in goes belly-up. Additionally, I can provide login information to assistants and let them run reports and gather information for me.

Well worth the $180 per month.
 
big investment?
SimilarWeb costs $15k+

If your goal is small - you don't need any tools, if you plan big - expect big investment
 
big investment?
SimilarWeb costs $15k+

If your goal is small - you don't need any tools, if you plan big - expect big investment

Just have been building the website and reinvested the money earned which has only been like $60 a week so it would be dumb to spend that on ahrefs, happy to hear about these group buys however.
 
Ahrefs is a great tool, but for a new website too expensive. I just take a 7 day trial and do all the keyword research and competitor analysis for the 7 days. Every time I need new keywords, I take a new trial.
 
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