SEO · 13 DEC 2017 · 2 MIN READ

SEO PowerSuite, a great suite to manage your SEO

A cheap and very powerful tool to manage your SEO.

Today I want to tell you about one of my latest discoveries, SEO PowerSuite, a suite of 4 programs to make your life much easier when managing your website’s SEO.

SEO Powersuite

For me, two of the programs are essential:

Link Checker: lets you review your backlinks and check their quality — essential for discarding toxic links or links from server farms.

Rank Checker: this is the most powerful one, and I would dare to say it is stiff competition for SEMrush in SEO. It lets you instantly know the quality of your links and see, at a glance, your ranking in the most important search engines within the geographic areas you care about, and you can even check your competitors’ ranking and compare it with your own.

When you buy this suite you have two options:

Buy the professional version, which comes with these 4 programs but does not let you customise the reports or export the information to Excel.

Buy the enterprise version, which lets you customise all the reports and export all the information, and is the one I recommend.

The price includes a 6-month subscription to update all the application’s engines, and afterwards you can subscribe at any time to update them or not — the application will keep working perfectly, but you won’t have the latest rules for ranking in search engines. For me this is the other great advantage over SEMrush: if you use this application for tasks such as searching for the best keywords or a page’s ranking for certain keywords, there is no need to update the version and you save a considerable amount compared to SEMrush.

In addition, they offer a 60-day refund of the full tool if you feel it is not enough or appropriate for your daily work, so you have nothing to lose by trying it. I recommend you give it a go, and I’m sure that if you work in SEO you will get a huge amount out of it. For more information, I recommend visiting the SEO PowerSuite website.

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