ezpzdoordie
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- Dec 27, 2022
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not looking for a huge list just curious which few tools you're actually keep if you had to cut everything else.
Google search console, Google keyword Planner. Page speed insights, semrush/ Ahrefs , Google analytics, theses are essentially and important tools for SEO i think .not looking for a huge list just curious which few tools you're actually keep if you had to cut everything else.
almost the same suite here too. GSC reveals the reality, Ahrefs plugs the missing link/competition information, and Screaming Frog picks up the technicalities.For me just GSC, Ahrefs, and Screaming Frog. GSC for site data, Ahrefs for links and competitors, and Screaming Frog for technical checks.
same here tbh, too many tools usually mean just more tabs and noise. GSC analytics cover most checks.I usually keep it simple with Google Search Console, Google Analytics, and a keyword research tool. These cover most of the basics without needing too many tools.
ahrefs and screaming Frog pretty much does the trick, anything else was simply superfluous, IMHO.not looking for a huge list just curious which few tools you're actually keep if you had to cut everything else.
Yeah, pretty much. I have Found that keeping the stack small also makes it easier to focus on what the data is actually telling youalmost the same suite here too. GSC reveals the reality, Ahrefs plugs the missing link/competition information, and Screaming Frog picks up the technicalities.
I would simply keep Google Search Console for tracking the actual performance and technical health, and second is Semrush for keyword research.not looking for a huge list just curious which few tools you're actually keep if you had to cut everything else.
For keywords and SERP analysis, Semrush for deep technical crawling, Screaming Frog; and for scraping in bulk, a hosted scraper. That was all I use, actually.not looking for a huge list just curious which few tools you're actually keep if you had to cut everything else.
One thing I find interesting is testing changes to internal linking rather than focusing only on backlinks. It can be useful to compare impressions and clicks before and after the change.