SEO PowerSuite
Posted: Thu Dec 05, 2024 7:55 am
SEO PowerSuite is a set of tools from Link Assistant . It is a complete suite for all stages of SEO, auditing, outreach (link building), rank tracking (monitoring positions in search engine results pages for specific keywords), etc.
However, its price is a little higher, but they occasionally offer discount promotions and it also has a free version – with limitations.
The big problem is that it has a kind of built-in monthly fee, related to updates to the search algorithm (which makes no sense at all).
Basically, I use it without the monthly fee, mainly the website auditor within the suite, for diagnostics.
It “scans” all the URLs on the website you enter and gives you a report like Beams Up or Screaming Frog.
What makes it different from others is that you can connect GSC and GA to get thailand number data more information about the URL. In addition to several other tools that it has integration with.
I use this tool basically to evaluate the site architecture, such as the distribution of “juice” or “page rank” (authority passed by links between pages, in a simplistic way) for some projects that have many URLs:
SEO Power Suite Dashboard Tool
SE Ranking
This is one of the acquisitions I made on AppSumo, which I'll talk about later. SE Ranking also offers several features, such as site auditing and rank tracking (monitoring position in the SERP for the KWs provided).
One advantage of this is that you can register your competitors' websites and monitor their performance as well.
SEO Quake
An old-school SEO tool. SEO Quake is a Chrome extension that acts as an SEO audit tool, assessing your internal and external links while also benchmarking your site to help you determine how your competitors are performing.
Other features of this SEO analysis tool include keyword analysis, such as keyword density on your page.
I admit that I used it for a long time, but nowadays I don't use it very often, since the questions about KW density on the page have changed a lot in recent years.
MOZ
Another classic SEO tool because it is from the company of the same name, which generates a lot (a lot) of content about SEO.
Its founder and former CEO, Rand Fishkin, is considered one of the greatest SEO experts. His video series, White Board Friday, also has several cool insights for everyday SEO.
The tool, like the others, generates audit data, rank tracking (of your site and competitors), opportunity analysis for KWs (difficulty), search volume estimates and backlink reports. Remember that links that point to your site are considered one of the main, if not the main, ranking factor. Therefore, tools like GSC and MOZ always list which pages point to you and your competitors so that you can look for new links or optimize the ones that already exist.
In addition to MOZ Pro – which would be the SEO suite – there is MOZ local, for local SEO, which unfortunately only works in the US for now.
MOZ is also famous for creating some metrics that are used in the SEO universe such as Domain Authority (DA) and Page Authority (PA).
Domain Authority (DA) is a score created by Moz that predicts how well a website will rank in SERPs. Domain Authority ranges from one to 100, with higher scores corresponding to a higher ability to rank.
Page Authority (PA) is a score also developed by Moz that predicts how well a specific page will rank in the SERP. Page Authority scores range from one to 100, with higher scores corresponding to a greater chance of ranking that page.
However, its price is a little higher, but they occasionally offer discount promotions and it also has a free version – with limitations.
The big problem is that it has a kind of built-in monthly fee, related to updates to the search algorithm (which makes no sense at all).
Basically, I use it without the monthly fee, mainly the website auditor within the suite, for diagnostics.
It “scans” all the URLs on the website you enter and gives you a report like Beams Up or Screaming Frog.
What makes it different from others is that you can connect GSC and GA to get thailand number data more information about the URL. In addition to several other tools that it has integration with.
I use this tool basically to evaluate the site architecture, such as the distribution of “juice” or “page rank” (authority passed by links between pages, in a simplistic way) for some projects that have many URLs:
SEO Power Suite Dashboard Tool
SE Ranking
This is one of the acquisitions I made on AppSumo, which I'll talk about later. SE Ranking also offers several features, such as site auditing and rank tracking (monitoring position in the SERP for the KWs provided).
One advantage of this is that you can register your competitors' websites and monitor their performance as well.
SEO Quake
An old-school SEO tool. SEO Quake is a Chrome extension that acts as an SEO audit tool, assessing your internal and external links while also benchmarking your site to help you determine how your competitors are performing.
Other features of this SEO analysis tool include keyword analysis, such as keyword density on your page.
I admit that I used it for a long time, but nowadays I don't use it very often, since the questions about KW density on the page have changed a lot in recent years.
MOZ
Another classic SEO tool because it is from the company of the same name, which generates a lot (a lot) of content about SEO.
Its founder and former CEO, Rand Fishkin, is considered one of the greatest SEO experts. His video series, White Board Friday, also has several cool insights for everyday SEO.
The tool, like the others, generates audit data, rank tracking (of your site and competitors), opportunity analysis for KWs (difficulty), search volume estimates and backlink reports. Remember that links that point to your site are considered one of the main, if not the main, ranking factor. Therefore, tools like GSC and MOZ always list which pages point to you and your competitors so that you can look for new links or optimize the ones that already exist.
In addition to MOZ Pro – which would be the SEO suite – there is MOZ local, for local SEO, which unfortunately only works in the US for now.
MOZ is also famous for creating some metrics that are used in the SEO universe such as Domain Authority (DA) and Page Authority (PA).
Domain Authority (DA) is a score created by Moz that predicts how well a website will rank in SERPs. Domain Authority ranges from one to 100, with higher scores corresponding to a higher ability to rank.
Page Authority (PA) is a score also developed by Moz that predicts how well a specific page will rank in the SERP. Page Authority scores range from one to 100, with higher scores corresponding to a greater chance of ranking that page.