Best tools to measure linking building and statistics

[Sant1]

What tools can you recommend to measure link building and statistics nowadays?

 

[Peter Ngo]

Ahrefs would be waht I would recommend for links monitoring.

BUt still, it is not 100% accurate.

 

[Steptoe]

What sort of statistics do you want? The best number to look at IMO is the one in your bank account. If it's going up, you're doing something right.

 

[Sant1]

What sort of statistics do you want? The best number to look at IMO is the one in your bank account. If it's going up, you're doing something right.

Yes very true, but I do get services from the marketplace so I need to measure how exactly its performing, just wondering what are others using now days, besides form popular options such google analytics, ahrefs, moz, semrush, what are other good tools?

 

[Steptoe]

Yes very true, but I do get services from the marketplace so I need to measure how exactly its performing, just wondering what are others using now days, besides form popular options such google analytics, ahrefs, moz, semrush, what are other good tools?

Again, you need to think about what statistics you want. Performance is pretty much just measured by the ranking of your pages, they amount of sales you get or the amount of clicks you get through to an affiliate link, and then ultimately the amount of profit you. Most other statistics are just fluff to pad out reports and give data to sell to people who don't know better.

 

[dollyparton]

I like Serpstrat and Seranking. They offer many great tools for checking keywords and analyzing competitors' link building strategies. Plus, both are still reasonably priced compared to others.

 

[IvanRF]

Ahrefs would be waht I would recommend for links monitoring.

BUt still, it is not 100% accurate.

Ahrefs is overrated IMO. There are other tools that are much more affordable and accurate.

 

[syslay288]

Ahrefs is overrated IMO. There are other tools that are much more affordable and accurate.

Which are?....

 

[nigunim]

Moz, Ahrefs, and SEMrush are great tools for measuring link building. If you want free options, use Google Search Console and Ubersuggest.

 

[IvanRF]

Which are?....

Moz, Semrush, LRT, SEO PowerSuite.

 

[yorume]

my go to tools are Ahrefs and SEMrush for tracking backlinks and overall link health. I’ve also found Majestic helpful for trust flow metrics.

 

[imccafey]

I'd also recommend Ahrefs. SEMrush is also good, quite well-rounded as far as tools go. These are just preferences though, I can't really sell you on it since it just works enough for me that I haven't gotten around to look for "better" options since it doesn't seem necessary.

 

[ranahashim620]

Ahrefs is still the goat for tracking backlinks and keeping an eye on your stats. If you want something a bit more budget-friendly but still super cute and functional, definitely check out semrush or moz instead

 

[KingNeanderthal]

Just use Ahrefs webmaster or GSC (but i dont recommend to use GSC if you are doing SEO (and you should do link building )


Dont waste money on link analytics instead keep building

 

[SoniyaKL]

Just use Ahrefs webmaster or GSC (but i dont recommend to use GSC if you are doing SEO (and you should do link building )


Dont waste money on link analytics instead keep building

I even used to block those spider bots by installing a plugin.