Category: SEO software
Sitebulb
Sitebulb is a desktop SEO platform built for people who need actionable clarity rather than another wall of raw data. It surfaces technical problems, explains why they matter, and visualizes how a website is structured so you can move from discovery to fix with confidence. Its design focuses on guiding analysis, not just collecting URLs,…
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Botify
Botify is an enterprise platform that helps large and complex websites turn technical visibility into measurable growth. It unifies data from site crawls, server logs, analytics, and search platforms to show exactly how search engines discover, render, evaluate, and index content—and which fixes will deliver the biggest outcomes. For teams that operate at scale, Botify…
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DeepCrawl
DeepCrawl—rebranded as Lumar—has grown from an enterprise site crawler into a comprehensive platform for technical website intelligence. Designed for teams that want to treat technical SEO as a measurable, repeatable operational discipline, it helps identify issues that limit organic visibility, guides remediation, and proves impact to stakeholders. Whether you are an in-house strategist at a…
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OnPage.org / Ryte
Ryte, known for years as OnPage.org, is a comprehensive platform dedicated to helping websites grow through technical excellence, content quality, and better visibility in search engines. It sits at the intersection of analytics and action: it crawls your pages to find problems, pulls in real user data to prioritize what matters, and guides teams toward…
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All in One SEO (Cloud Tools)
All in One SEO is best known as a comprehensive WordPress plugin that streamlines how websites implement search engine optimization, and the term Cloud Tools in this context points to the growing set of connected capabilities that pull data, suggestions, and processing power from services beyond your server. Instead of juggling separate platforms for auditing,…
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Rank Math (Cloud Tools)
Among WordPress site owners and marketers, Rank Math has become a staple for orchestrating on-page and technical optimizations. The “Cloud Tools” layer extends that footprint, taking historically local plugin features and enhancing them with hosted services for research, analysis, and coordination across multiple sites. This combination of plugin-level controls and centralized, credit-based utilities is designed…
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Yoast SEO (Software Suite)
Yoast SEO is one of the most influential toolsets in the history of content optimization, combining practical guidance for writers with technical controls for site owners. It sits at the intersection of publishing and engineering: a bridge that helps non-technical editors produce search-friendly pages while giving administrators powerful ways to shape how search engines discover,…
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Bing Webmaster Tools
Bing Webmaster Tools is Microsoft’s free toolbox for site owners who want to understand how their content is discovered, crawled, and ranked on Bing and partner search surfaces. While many teams instinctively start with Google’s ecosystem, ignoring Bing means overlooking meaningful traffic, especially on desktop and within Microsoft’s product family. More importantly, the platform provides…
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Google Tag Manager
Google Tag Manager (GTM) sits at an interesting intersection of marketing technology and search optimization. It does not promise magical ranking gains, yet it profoundly shapes how teams measure, iterate, and safeguard their websites. By centralizing tag orchestration, GTM reduces developer overhead, accelerates experimentation, and creates a shared space for marketers and engineers to collaborate.…
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Google Trends
Google Trends sits in a unique corner of the search marketer’s toolkit: it is both a simple visualization of interest over time and a powerful way to think about markets, timing, and language. Unlike a typical keyword tool, it doesn’t show exact volumes, bids, or difficulty scores. Instead, it maps relative interest and momentum, revealing…
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