Right now we own something like 100 websites and I'm trying to setup a system to bulk check all of them at least for some parameters.
The combo SB + SF is just a suggestion. I know SF in and out whereas I've never tried SB. I'm just trying to find the cheapest and easiest solution.
Here is what I need to check:
Now, the Batch Analysys tool from AHrefs is what we are using right now, but we want to keep track of all these above mentioned metrics in a quicker way. We considered the API, but it's quite costly if we also consider the cost of developing a tool to use it. The Majestic API could be an alternative as, if I remember correctly, Ahrefs puts the backlinks data from it anyway, but they don't really have anything to estimate organic traffic, right?
Digimetr was interesting, but the guy behind it has disappeared, so I don't trust it much and it's a bit expensive, considering that I would use only a fraction of all the metrics they check.
Scrapebox could help wth this or maybe it would be better to build a custom scraper?
Basically I'm throwing ideas at random. I'm no much of a developer myself so I'm not sure what we really need.
The combo SB + SF is just a suggestion. I know SF in and out whereas I've never tried SB. I'm just trying to find the cheapest and easiest solution.
Here is what I need to check:
- Monthly Organic Traffic
- Number of pages indexed on Google
- Organic keywords we rank for (Ahrefs-style report)
- Backlinks (an Ahrefs-like report)
- Anchors of backlinks (Ahrefs style report)
- IPs and Subnets of backlinks
- Number of linked domains (outlinks)
- Broken URLs
Now, the Batch Analysys tool from AHrefs is what we are using right now, but we want to keep track of all these above mentioned metrics in a quicker way. We considered the API, but it's quite costly if we also consider the cost of developing a tool to use it. The Majestic API could be an alternative as, if I remember correctly, Ahrefs puts the backlinks data from it anyway, but they don't really have anything to estimate organic traffic, right?
Digimetr was interesting, but the guy behind it has disappeared, so I don't trust it much and it's a bit expensive, considering that I would use only a fraction of all the metrics they check.
Scrapebox could help wth this or maybe it would be better to build a custom scraper?
Basically I'm throwing ideas at random. I'm no much of a developer myself so I'm not sure what we really need.