Good SEO profiling substitute to SEOProfiler?

[SoundBarrier]

I've been using Seoprofiler's trial and I'm pretty happy with it. However their link building tool is completely worthless.

I like their keyword finder tool and their on-page optimization tool.

However it's not even close worth paying $100 a month for their tools. So now I'm searching for a similar tool but better. I am ready to pay up to $100 a month if it actually is worth it. I've been looking at Semrush and Ahrefs but I'm not sure exactly how good they are compared to Seoprofiler.

Can anyone give me some tips?

I basically want to use the tool in order to track keyword rankings for 5-10 of my websites. Do keyword research. Check backlinks which displays LIS quality. On page seo optimization tool. And a proper link building tool if there even are any.

 

[SoundBarrier]

Anyone?

 

[bartosimpsonio]

At $100/mo I'd go with Ahrefs.

 

[SoundBarrier]

At $100/mo I'd go with Ahrefs.

I would love to pay less than that but if they are worth $100 / mo, then they are worth it.

 

[seohug]

Sign up free and give ahrefs ago, else try Semrush, they have 30 days trial if you find a coupon.

 

[SoundBarrier]

Sign up free and give ahrefs ago, else try Semrush, they have 30 days trial if you find a coupon.

I've tried Ahrefs for a little while now, but I can't find any on page SEO tool, do they not offer such a tool?

 

[bartosimpsonio]

I would love to pay less than that but if they are worth $100 / mo, then they are worth it.

Majestic costs less, but right now Ahrefs crawl capacity is way above Majestic. It depends on what you need. If you can afford a bit of a delay in data, then Majestic is pretty good for its price.

 

[SoundBarrier]

Majestic costs less, but right now Ahrefs crawl capacity is way above Majestic. It depends on what you need. If you can afford a bit of a delay in data, then Majestic is pretty good for its price.

I'm using ahrefs trial and I'm very happy with them, except that I can't find a good on page SEO optimization tool. It doesn't seem like Majestic offer such a tool either. I'm also confused about what Majestic means by "1 million units analysis": https://gyazo.com/bce07961d858fe09470fe145e102c1a2

 

[ayoub amimour]

I've been using Seoprofiler's trial and I'm pretty happy with it. However their link building tool is completely ayoubamimour240

 

[bartosimpsonio]

I'm using ahrefs trial and I'm very happy with them, except that I can't find a good on page SEO optimization tool. It doesn't seem like Majestic offer such a tool either. I'm also confused about what Majestic means by "1 million units analysis": https://gyazo.com/bce07961d858fe09470fe145e102c1a2

Probably one million of : domains, backlinks, etc. Each row returned is probably a unit. It used to read something like "x million urls" or something a while back.

Majestic has a tradition of changing things without explanation. A while back they changed their TF CF metrics calculation which lowered the metrics and everyone selling domains looked like a scam showing higher TF/CF. Major clusterfuck.

 

[SoundBarrier]

Probably one million of : domains, backlinks, etc. Each row returned is probably a unit. It used to read something like "x million urls" or something a while back.

Majestic has a tradition of changing things without explanation. A while back they changed their TF CF metrics calculation which lowered the metrics and everyone selling domains looked like a scam showing higher TF/CF. Major clusterfuck.

1 million units is nothing! :/

 

[bartosimpsonio]

1 million units is nothing! :/

Unless it means something else. But they did a superb job of not explaining WTF a unit is so this is one of the reasons Majestic is losing to Ahrefs.

 

[SoundBarrier]

Unless it means something else. But they did a superb job of not explaining WTF a unit is so this is one of the reasons Majestic is losing to Ahrefs.

Haha yeah, they are masters of causing confusion. A big red flag not to use them for me. Anyway, may I ask you if you know any good tool for onpage SEO?

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Haha yeah, they are masters of causing confusion. A big red flag not to use them for me. Anyway, may I ask you if you know any good tool for onpage SEO?

Technically they are actually good. They're just not good marketers. Their product is fine, it has massive data and is really useful. But they're probably run by programmers with no idea about marketing. I'm sure they had the best of intentions switching the TF/CF thing, but they have no communication skills, they switched the fucking thing and half the industry was caught with pants down.

 

[SoundBarrier]

Technically they are actually good. They're just not good marketers. Their product is fine, it has massive data and is really useful. But they're probably run by programmers with no idea about marketing. I'm sure they had the best of intentions switching the TF/CF thing, but they have no communication skills, they switched the fucking thing and half the industry was caught with pants down.

It absolutely makes sense. I might give them a try after all.