- Oct 13, 2015
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I am looking for a new seo tool. Was considering either MOZ or WebCEO. Which one do you use or would you recommend?
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If you want to keep up with blocking and tackling your SEO, you need MOZ. Consistent citations online are a key foundation for SEO. MOZ makes that easy. If you want to grow buy link building the right way, Domain Authority links are key and MOZ can help you find them. Everything else around SEO is content based. No tool will get you there, outside of tagging basics on your site. Hard work and good content is not something easily accomplished. Good luck on your journey.
- Apr 6, 2009
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We use moz but I've heard some great things over the past few days about Raven Tools. Might be worth checking out.
- Jun 11, 2015
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SEO Profiler! very powerful lots of metrics and reporting available... requires a subscription but flexible and tons of great information....
- Apr 1, 2012
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How many websites do you have? What are you looking to get out of your tool?
The tools I use are:
Semrush.com - lets you see the keywords that you rank for (that are searched more than 20 times per month)
AWRCloud.com - to track my keyword rankings since I work on a lot of sites
Moz.com - Link Audit
Raven Tools - General Reporting
You could also use Majestic or Ahref for link audits. They actually have much better indexes for link audits.
Moz is a great tool if you have 5 or less websites, and need help with on page SEO. It will still take experience to read and analyze the tools, and improve them beyond that.
The tools I use are:
Semrush.com - lets you see the keywords that you rank for (that are searched more than 20 times per month)
AWRCloud.com - to track my keyword rankings since I work on a lot of sites
Moz.com - Link Audit
Raven Tools - General Reporting
You could also use Majestic or Ahref for link audits. They actually have much better indexes for link audits.
Moz is a great tool if you have 5 or less websites, and need help with on page SEO. It will still take experience to read and analyze the tools, and improve them beyond that.
- Oct 28, 2012
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Big fan of Raven Tools as well as
http://www.keyword.io/
http://seorch.eu/
http://www.spyfu.com/
http://www.browseo.net/
http://www.keyword.io/
http://seorch.eu/
http://www.spyfu.com/
http://www.browseo.net/
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A dealer seeking SEO tool recommendations receives suggestions for multiple options beyond her initial MOZ vs. WebCEO consideration. The community emphasizes that tool selection depends on specific needs—MOZ works well for small operations (5 or fewer sites) and citation/link building, while Semrush, Raven Tools, AWRCloud, and others are better suited for tracking rankings across multiple sites and detailed reporting. The overarching consensus is that no tool replaces quality content and hard work, and the best choice depends on how many websites you manage and what metrics matter most to your business.
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