What seo software / subscribtion would you buy?
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anuj291
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- Feb 1, 2009
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first let me answer your questions
- i am using Senuke x and if you have the money invest
Dont go after 10 different software as you will end up doing nothing and wasting money
Second - Use the search function - This question is raised almost every 2nd day
- i am using Senuke x and if you have the money invest
Dont go after 10 different software as you will end up doing nothing and wasting money
Second - Use the search function - This question is raised almost every 2nd day
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Ahrefs and UD for me, both good pieces of software.
Write the content yourself, and build high quality tier 1s manually, then backlink using UD.
Write the content yourself, and build high quality tier 1s manually, then backlink using UD.
LakeForest
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Definitely Ahrefs & Scrapebox to start. Definitely.
Get some spinner software too.
Anything else, you should look to buy specifically what you need for your current project.
Get some spinner software too.
Anything else, you should look to buy specifically what you need for your current project.
BlackSEOBelt
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- Jun 20, 2011
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I've been playing with WebMeUp lately and thinking of getting a paid subscription. But I still have time to decide, because I've just earned some web points there and used them to purchase another free trial period 
alex-19841
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Market Samurai and iBacklinkPRO.
Market Samurai for researching top ten competitors' PR, amount pages on site, age, amount of backlinks and Kewords Positions Rank tracker. iBacklinkPRO for extracting competitors' high quality backlinks and building backlinks.
Market Samurai for researching top ten competitors' PR, amount pages on site, age, amount of backlinks and Kewords Positions Rank tracker. iBacklinkPRO for extracting competitors' high quality backlinks and building backlinks.
matt broody
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- Sep 14, 2011
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Market Samurai, Scrapebox, Power Suite
I tried:
Seomoz : very expensive and overrated, but opensiteexplorer is really interesting.
Raventools: I like it very much, Raventools offer all the things you need in one software. Unfortunatily, it have rank tracking no more.
i will try Webceo, semrush, and ahrefs too.
Seomoz : very expensive and overrated, but opensiteexplorer is really interesting.
Raventools: I like it very much, Raventools offer all the things you need in one software. Unfortunatily, it have rank tracking no more.
i will try Webceo, semrush, and ahrefs too.
Dollmaker
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- Apr 8, 2012
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SEO Power Suite. I bought the Pro version. As to why? It has to do with how detailed the reports I get are.
For instance, when I run Website Auditor it compares my site with my top competitors in one easy to read report. I can see their keyword density as compared to mine for instance. And if it's working for them then it will surely work for you. Support feature is great as well. You can easily send your website report to support so they can actually see whats going on if you have a question. This makes it so you don't need to spend 20 minutes writing out the whole issue in order to make sure support understands what your problem is.
For instance, when I run Website Auditor it compares my site with my top competitors in one easy to read report. I can see their keyword density as compared to mine for instance. And if it's working for them then it will surely work for you. Support feature is great as well. You can easily send your website report to support so they can actually see whats going on if you have a question. This makes it so you don't need to spend 20 minutes writing out the whole issue in order to make sure support understands what your problem is.