SEO Tool

I will suggest ahrefs, semrush are the tools which is used for site audit.
 
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Start with Google Search Console & Google Analytics — must-haves
Also check out Ubersuggest, Screaming Frog (free version), and SEO Minion. Great for beginners!
 
You can use free versions of SEMrush, Ahrefs and ubersuggest and if you are want to spend some money then you can buy trial accounts from BHW marketplace.
 
Use free tools that help you plan, organize, create, and communicate effectively as you begin your journey.
 
You can use some of the free tools like:-

1 Screaming frog.
2 Small SEO Tools.Com
3 SEO Powersuite (You can use basic features, but you will be unable to save your project).
4 SEranking and Serpstat (Check their trial version,not sure if they have free accounts with limited access).
5 Canva.
6 Google Search Console.
7 Notion (very useful for saving docs).
8 Chatgpt (upto some searches).
9 Deepseek (free).
10 Ubersuggest (free some searches).
11 Answer the public (free some searches).
12 Rankmath (free plugin for seo).
13 Ahrefs have some free seo tools.
14 SEO spyglass have a free backlink checker.
15 Keywords everywhere (not free but very affordable).
 
For SEO, you could try to use Semrush trial version. Ubersuggest also has a free trial version. Another option, not free but cheaper, is group buy
 
Wasim SEO said:
Which free tools do you recommend for someone just starting out?
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This is a classic question, Wasim. A few free tools actually offer you a good start in SEO, but it might feel like a jungle of expensive tools and glitzy dashboards when you first start.

You should definitely set up Google Analytics and Google Search Console. They provide you with actual data directly from the source and are free, which is more beneficial than it first appears.

The free version of Screaming Frog allows you to crawl up to 500 pages. It's ideal for identifying strange redirect chains, missing tags, and broken links.

For rapid audits, SERP previews, and on-page checks, SEO Minion is an excellent Chrome addon.

For technical fixes, Google's own tools, such as PageSpeed Insights and Mobile-Friendly Test, are extremely useful but underappreciated.

Additionally, a limited amount of free keyword data without credits is now provided by Keywords Everywhere. Although it's not as comprehensive as commercial tools, it's still helpful for beginners.

Although they might not be able to completely replace expensive instruments, if you use them consistently, they can help you get far.
 
For someone just starting out, I recommend using Canva for easy graphic design and Google Docs for writing and collaboration. These tools are free, simple to use, and perfect for building a strong foundation without needing technical skills.
 
Semrush and there is no need to use the premium account with the added features that you won't really be using. Just create a bunch of accounts with different emails if you need more keywords to track.
 
Zain_Abeden said:
This is a classic question, Wasim. A few free tools actually offer you a good start in SEO, but it might feel like a jungle of expensive tools and glitzy dashboards when you first start.

You should definitely set up Google Analytics and Google Search Console. They provide you with actual data directly from the source and are free, which is more beneficial than it first appears.

The free version of Screaming Frog allows you to crawl up to 500 pages. It's ideal for identifying strange redirect chains, missing tags, and broken links.

For rapid audits, SERP previews, and on-page checks, SEO Minion is an excellent Chrome addon.

For technical fixes, Google's own tools, such as PageSpeed Insights and Mobile-Friendly Test, are extremely useful but underappreciated.

Additionally, a limited amount of free keyword data without credits is now provided by Keywords Everywhere. Although it's not as comprehensive as commercial tools, it's still helpful for beginners.

Although they might not be able to completely replace expensive instruments, if you use them consistently, they can help you get far.
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amazing
 
It obviously depends on which metrics you’re looking to track. Personally I’m using both ahrefs and semrush to keep track of my own pages.
 
Google Search Console (GSC), a free Google tool for monitoring website performance, indexing, and technical issues.
Google Analytics 4 (GA4), a free analytics tool for tracking website traffic, user behavior, and conversions.
Yoast SEO (free version), a free WordPress plugin for optimizing on-page SEO.
 
  • Google Search Console – This is a must.
  • Google Analytics – Helps you understand user behavior and measure your SEO impact.
  • Ubersuggest (Free version) – Useful for basic keyword research and competitive analysis.
  • AnswerThePublic – Great for discovering long-tail keywords and understanding user search intent.
  • Screaming Frog (Free version) – A solid on-page SEO auditing tool to crawl and diagnose your site (up to 500 URLs).
  • SEO Minion – Handy for quick on-page checks and SERP previews.
 
For beginners, tools like Ubersuggest, Google Search Console, and AnswerThePublic are great for SEO insights. They’re easy to use and cover keyword research, tracking, and content ideas
 
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