SEO software for MAC

[meli2233]

Hello, I am trying to look for a great S/E/O software for MAC. Can someone recommend a good SEO software please. I am looking for a software that does blog blasting, back links, search engine submission and etc..

Thanks a bunch

 

[Virus1]

parallels.... and you can run windows stuff..

other than that... i do not know of any.

 

[seo_backlinks_]

Considering how much bandwidth these tools will use you will more than likely end up going for a VPS so I'd advise you to get one if you are going to do serious backlinking.

You also have to consider that your VPS may not like the complains for spam and could get you in trouble. You can find good VPS at low price so I'd just get one and connect to it with your mac.

Just my 2c, I wouldn't run tools from my home connection as I can't afford to loose it =)

 

[PurpleSEO]

i was in the same position as you about a month ago when i bought my MBP. I decided to get a vps... problem solved!

 

[charlie3]

The only SEO software that runs on Mac that I know of is Market Samurai. But I'm with you... it's a love-hate relationship with my Mac and SEO software

 

[ThopHayt]

Mac and SEO? Bwahahahahahaha... no, you're SOL my friend. Even Linux doesn't have much.

 

[SahL]

Everything from LinkAssistant.

Market Samurai

Keyword Elite

 

[Blair]

how OS influenсe, if services are online. Free is Google Keyword tool. Cheapest service for keywords research, which I know is SEMRush.

 

[JimmyConway]

Market Samurai/ Google Keyword Tool.

 

[blackhatterOne]

Yeah on my mac I just run a vmware image of windows to do these types of things, and play a few games Vmware fusion

 

[veggito]

I use remote desktop on mac to use all the tools on my pc!!

 

[ThopHayt]

The popularity of Mac OS alludes me, and I've owned an Apple before... a nice $3000 one too and it still sucked. I can see that if you got fooled into it, or it's all you have and you need to try to do SEO on it, but anybody who CHOOSES a Mac for their work computer (especially who does SEO) needs their head examined.

 

[roamer]

The popularity of Mac OS alludes me, and I've owned an Apple before... a nice $3000 one too and it still sucked. I can see that if you got fooled into it, or it's all you have and you need to try to do SEO on it, but anybody who CHOOSES a Mac for their work computer (especially who does SEO) needs their head examined.

That's what I think about Macs too in general, but let's not forget they're decent all purpose computers, and they're really nice for photo retouching, vectorial design, web design and anything music.

Since OP wants to work with the resources she already has, I believe the best options are (as some members already pointed out) to install a virtualization environment (ie. parallels) to run most windows based tools, and also if possible, or maybe later down the road, to get a windows VPS with decent specs and bandwidth and use it to run the tools.

I've been working on some simple SEO tools for things I need to get done fast and for which there's either no suitable tool, or it makes more sense to have them as standalone program. I'm doing this in my spare time, in order to learn about coding, but once I get to polish them enough, I'll share them here, FOC. So far I've tested them and they work fine both under Windows and Mac OS (Lion), so give me a month or two and I'll post them here.

 

[meli2233]

That's what I think about Macs too in general, but let's not forget they're decent all purpose computers, and they're really nice for photo retouching, vectorial design, web design and anything music.

Since OP wants to work with the resources she already has, I believe the best options are (as some members already pointed out) to install a virtualization environment (ie. parallels) to run most windows based tools, and also if possible, or maybe later down the road, to get a windows VPS with decent specs and bandwidth and use it to run the tools.

I've been working on some simple SEO tools for things I need to get done fast and for which there's either no suitable tool, or it makes more sense to have them as standalone program. I'm doing this in my spare time, in order to learn about coding, but once I get to polish them enough, I'll share them here, FOC. So far I've tested them and they work fine both under Windows and Mac OS (Lion), so give me a month or two and I'll post them here.

Thank you so much for all your help.

 

[flx89]

link-assistant has a mac version. but it's better to install also a windows version.

Anyways...don't listen to the haters that can't afford a mac.

 

[meli2233]

The popularity of Mac OS alludes me, and I've owned an Apple before... a nice $3000 one too and it still sucked. I can see that if you got fooled into it, or it's all you have and you need to try to do SEO on it, but anybody who CHOOSES a Mac for their work computer (especially who does SEO) needs their head examined.

I also have a Windows laptop but I was out of town and when i travel I only take my Mac.

 

[paulcarter97]

I found a worpdress plugin which does something like Scrapboxx does. We can use our hosting bandwidth to spamming baclink. Isn't it cool ?

 

[paulpapapump]

get a vps that has some of the tools already installed.

 

[Autumn]

The popularity of Mac OS alludes me, and I've owned an Apple before... a nice $3000 one too and it still sucked. I can see that if you got fooled into it, or it's all you have and you need to try to do SEO on it, but anybody who CHOOSES a Mac for their work computer (especially who does SEO) needs their head examined.

You need your head examined. Real industrial strength spammers (not Scrapebox fanboi hobbiests) use Unix and custom tools, and OS X is the cleanest desktop Unix development environment there is.

 

[meli2233]

link-assistant has a mac version. but it's better to install also a windows version.

Anyways...don't listen to the haters that can't afford a mac.

Thank you. You're right