Onpage Optimization Tool...
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BrandingCat
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SEMRush can do half job.
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You can perform an on-page audit with SEO powersuite - https://www.uk.link-assistant.com
You can also do it with Moz on-page grader - https://moz.com/tools/onpage-grader
I am not sure about any free options.
You can also do it with Moz on-page grader - https://moz.com/tools/onpage-grader
I am not sure about any free options.
Thank you, I appreciate it.
Thanks.
One more question....
Do you know if there is a tool or service that you can get to publish let's say an article from your blog to all your social media pages....like Facebook, twitter and others?
Do you know if there is a tool or service that you can get to publish let's say an article from your blog to all your social media pages....like Facebook, twitter and others?
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SpoonFeeder
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That's what https://ifttt.com/ does.
Yousuf Mahtab
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Awesome information. As a newbie, it will help me a lot/
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The best app for audit my opioion only.
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scrapingfrog
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for creating seo
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scrapingfrog
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Apart from paid tools like semrush, MOZ. There are many other tools available online like seoptimer
Okay, that's good to know, thank you.
Thank you. I have completed the form to get demo reports....see what it does.
Can you elaborate on your comment on how to use them? What do you have in mind?
Thanks a bunch.
I downloaded IBP....very detailed....looks good actually, thanks.
I have tried Scrapbox in the past, I am not sure how we can use it for SEO
scrapingfrog -- I will take a look....thanks
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From what I've seen, the biggest way people use it wrong is by just taking the top 5 or 10 results on the first page and plugging those into POP. Instead, because POP is strictly an on-page tool, you have to pick the competitors who are ranking partially or mostly because of their on-page strength. So I use this in conjunction with serpworx to really get the full effect.
What I'll do is disregard the huge sites; yelp, amazon, thumbtack, houzz, etc. Then I'll throw out any site that looks to be ranking based on off-page signals, like a huge amount of backlinks or social shares. What's left should be pages that are ranking based on strong on-page signals. I'll plug those into POP and compare my site against those.
Once you get the report, you have to know how to massage it a bit. When comparing for average wordcount, I don't try to hit it exactly. I'll usually try to get within +/- 25%, and I would never go above wordcount + 50%. I usually disregard a lot of the suggestions from "page structure" suggestions, especially if I feel it would break up the flow of the page (such as ol and ul, iframes, and video) and optimize around the "recommendations" and "alternative recommendations" tabs.
Thank you.
This is a good tool, light and fast....to the point.
