smallseo tools,Semrush,ubersuggest and google keyword planner has worked great for me till now personally speaking.
Best SEO Tool ?
- Thread starter Noah Wills
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Best SEO tools are
Google Analytic
Google Webmaster
Google Adwords
Google Analytic
Google Webmaster
Google Adwords
- Best Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Tools
1) CORA: Advanced SEO Tools
2) Screaming Frog: SEO Tools Online
3) Keywords Everywhere: SEO Keyword Tool
4) Fat Rank: SEO Tools
5) Siteliner: SEO Analysis Tool
6) SEOQuake: Free SEO Tools
7) Google Trends: SEO Checker Tool
8) Majestic: Marketing SEO Tools
9) Woorank: SEO Ranking Tool
10) SpyFu: Free SEO Tools
11) Answer The Public: Free SEO Tools
12) Ubersuggest: Keyword Tracking Tool
13) Moz: SEO Software
14) KWFinder: SEO Keyword Tool
15) SEMRush: Marketing SEO Tools
16) Google Search Console: Top SEO Tool
1) CORA: Advanced SEO Tools
2) Screaming Frog: SEO Tools Online
3) Keywords Everywhere: SEO Keyword Tool
4) Fat Rank: SEO Tools
5) Siteliner: SEO Analysis Tool
6) SEOQuake: Free SEO Tools
7) Google Trends: SEO Checker Tool
8) Majestic: Marketing SEO Tools
9) Woorank: SEO Ranking Tool
10) SpyFu: Free SEO Tools
11) Answer The Public: Free SEO Tools
12) Ubersuggest: Keyword Tracking Tool
13) Moz: SEO Software
14) KWFinder: SEO Keyword Tool
15) SEMRush: Marketing SEO Tools
16) Google Search Console: Top SEO Tool
For ON Page SEO Tools :-
Stucorner
- Google Webmaster Tools
- Google Analytics
- Google Tag Manager
- Key word planner
- Sitemap Generator
- Article submission
- Blog submission
- Classified submission
- Video Submission
- Directory submission
- PDF Submission
- Local Business listing
- Images sharing
- Bookmarking submission
- Discussion Forums
- Blog Commenting
- Guest posting
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martinsmith
Active Member
The above you mention are not SEO tools, those are Off page SEO techniques...
martinsmith
Active Member
Best SEO tools are:
1. Google Analytics
2. Google search console
3. Google keyword planner
4. SEMRush
5. Ahref
6. WooRank... etc
1. Google Analytics
2. Google search console
3. Google keyword planner
4. SEMRush
5. Ahref
6. WooRank... etc
Ahrefs
SEMRush
Ubersuggest
SEMRush
Ubersuggest
All mentioned before are great, but also it's important to know how your site will render to a bot. Especially if you are using Angular, or any sort of javascript involved in generating content. Only what a bot can see will be indexed.
Merkle SEO Fetch & Render
Merkle SEO Fetch & Render
Graybeard
Well-Known Member
This explains the issue ... But what is the advantage using server side JavaScript rendering when there are many server side languages designed to do that already? Or, this is just the Node.js way to adapt ...
<webroot></webroot>
BlackHat on: Looks more interesting as a way to conceal something from a indexing robot :Black Hat off
Well my bearded friend, as an old-school web developer I'd say there is no advantage of rendering any HTML with Javascript using JSON data from the server. I personally use PHP to render all content. Even if JS is pulling content dynamically from the server, it's still sent as fully rendered HTML to be injected directly to the page. This way, all content I want seen by the crawlers is indexed properly and loaded directly (keeping page render times to a minimum for SEO purposes as well), and all content I don't care about being indexed is loaded after.
I make that comment about the page fetcher tool because a lot of newer web developers think Angular is the #1 solution to making dynamic web apps. I personally think it is a great way to complicate your SEO workflow 10x because of the bottleneck you reach when a search engine comes-a-crawlin'.
Graybeard
Well-Known Member
Agreed. I am a Perl guy
now that's old school LOL. Learning RUST. Using PHP and hating every moment of it ... too verbose for me Angular is probably OK so long as you provide a reasonable facsimile that is indexable -- WOW! If you are paid by the hour: You make bank LOL
