Semrush gonna waste Ahrefs now

[Bigdadddy]

Comeon man Ahrefs is the most accurate tool out there

 

[Deleted member 813988]

SenRush free package got almost everything i need

 

[Leo00]

They still offer the $7 trial for 7 days though. Who needs the service just occasionally can use this option.

 

[swik]

I am sure Ahrefs took the right decision based on data they have.

 

[Starblazer]

Ahrefs might be planning to shut down their service to focus on their planned Search Engine. If they keep their service but launch a search engine, that'd be easy to manipulate as users can obtain their data and rankings.

 

[SOCOM]

Ahrefs is way ahead of Semrush in all of the data it provides. If they aren't making money on the freeloaders, why keep that option open?

 

[mhtro]

If you are making money from SEO you can pay the price, if not group buy is the option.

Anyway, does anyone have Experience with SEO SPYGLASS?

 

[AngelSeo]

Semrush links database is around 30% or less than what Ahrefs have. And since links are the foundation from where you build everything else, they won't be able to be real competition, until manage to fix that.

 

[Jay Yadav]

Ahrefs is aways best.

 

[soa0611]

Like if you love Ahrefs!!!

 

[mickyfu]

They are both going to be fucked soon because I'm working on my own SEO tool MickySpyFu.

 

[Minnehaha]

this is good news! will keep the competition out, they're blind without ahrefs

 

[CpaBro]

You're late on that gravy train mate I've already started rolling out SpyToolKitSEO2k19 v0.127374

 

[White River]

You still have to use a combination of tools to do it properly. For example, @jamie3000's service finds a LOT MORE PBN's then AHREFs et al, as it is not crawling, rather scraping google. So you need to have a few tools in your arsenal to get the job done.

I also think that ahrefs is the best tool (my favorite at least) for competition analysis. And then some other things depending on your particular analysis recipe, of course, but the main tool for me ahrefs

What guys you think of Adbeat

 

[JOSourcing]

I think that everyone is aware that a lot of PBN's block search bots including AHREFs, yes. They are still incredibly useful tools though.

PBNs aren't the only sites that block bots. ;-) As a matter of fact, I think I heard somewhere that a few of the big guns block them too (NBC, Netflix, etc.).

 

[Greasedonkey]

No more free lunch from Tim Soulo

 

[bartosimpsonio]

If I ran a successful and growing SAAS operation, and had 80% of my revenues coming from 20% of my user base, I would cut 20% of potential future revenue to remove the propensity of the 80% of users who were freeloaders or trial account riders. Basic Pareto, and a smart move by Tim and Co.

Saying "SEMRush is gonna waste Ahrefs" is like assuming BAT will be a top 10 coin. Just wild speculation based off of nothing. Pay to play or get out of the way.

Nice fucking theory, Sherb.

I bet McDonalds makes 80% of their revenue from Big Mac, so I seriously hope you don't land a job there and cancel 80% of the menu.

We the McFish loaders would be orphaned.

SenRush free package got almost everything i need

The reason I posted this thread is I was reading some online opinions and tons of folks mentioned how Semrush's free package does almost everything beginners need. No beginners will use Ahrefs. In the long run this is crazy.

But of course in the short term we got the "pay to play or get out of the way" crowd cheering.

Ahrefs might be planning to shut down their service to focus on their planned Search Engine. If they keep their service but launch a search engine, that'd be easy to manipulate as users can obtain their data and rankings.

That's actually quite possible.

Closing a service to new users usually precedes a bigger move in another direction. Google+ just called me and they agree.

 

[TheSphinx]

Semrush, Majestic, Moz combined won't be as useful as Ahrefs. Lol

 

[Deleted member 813988]

The reason I posted this thread is I was reading some online opinions and tons of folks mentioned how Semrush's free package does almost everything beginners need. No beginners will use Ahrefs. In the long run this is crazy.

Never used ahrefs 'professionally', don't think I ever will.

 

[davids355]

Ahrefs is an invaluable tool. I don’t think they’ll suffer from this move - they’ll keep all of their paid customers, lose maybe 80% of non-paying customers and perhaps convert the other 20%. Win win.