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What are the best web tools where i can find answers for questions like :
SEO / SERP Spider/Crawler/ Backlink / Anchor Text / LSIink wheel etc..

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Several replies (notably , and ) recommended starting with official Google resources and keeping up with SEO blogs. The short, practical checklist below expands that baseline with tools and a repeatable audit flow for crawling, backlink/anchor analysis, SERP tracking and a couple of cautions to avoid wasted effort.

Crawling / technical audits — use a desktop crawler for fast, hands‑on checks and a more visual auditor for prioritized recommendations. Examples: Screaming Frog SEO Spider (deep site crawls, JS rendering, sitemap export). (screamingfrog.co.uk) Sitebulb for prioritized, visual audits at scale. (sitebulb.com)

Backlinks / anchor-text — for backlink inventories, anchor distribution and historical link checks use link-index tools. Ahrefs Site Explorer — Backlinks guide is strong for anchor filters and recovering lost links. (ahrefs.com) Majestic gives Flow metrics and bulk backlink exports for comparative work. (majestic.com)

Rank tracking / SERP research — set up daily or weekly checks (local and device-level). Semrush Position Tracking handles multi-device, location-aware monitoring; specialist trackers like AccuRanker focus on high-volume, precise rank data. (semrush.com)

Minimal audit workflow (repeatable)

  1. Run a quick crawl (Screaming Frog / Sitebulb) and fix critical 4xx/5xx, canonical, robots and sitemap issues. (screamingfrog.co.uk)
  2. Check official indexing/performance reports in Search Console for coverage, errors and query data. (developers.google.com)
  3. Do a backlink audit (Ahrefs/Majestic), review anchor-text diversity and remove or disavow abusive links. (ahrefs.com)
  4. Track priority keywords with a rank tracker and schedule monthly crawl + backlink audits. (semrush.com)

Two cautions: the term “LSI keywords” is misleading—modern search relies on semantic/topical signals, not classic LSI lists (see John Mueller’s clarification). (searchenginejournal.com) And avoid link‑wheel or other link‑scheme tactics: Google treats those as spam and can apply manual or algorithmic penalties. ()

This adds practical, current tool choices and a compact workflow that complements the earlier suggestions in the thread.

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Member Avatar for JorgeM

You are at the right place. Just post your questions concerning those topics.

Member Avatar for <M/>

This website, google, and actually to be honest with you just take each one of those topics and put them on the search on the site or the search on Google, 95% of time you get the answer you understand and are looking for!

Member Avatar for vkmigrate

I think, you can used webmaster tool to see all Seo status.

Member Avatar for sharma.gaurav

I don't think you need to follow any tool to check any information regarding SEO, SERP and other, Just follow Google Webmaster and post to different forums.

Member Avatar for samvilla

seomoz is good blog for keep updated with new and old terms regarding seo or sem , back-links etc . Thanks

Member Avatar for justin490

post your question here..

Member Avatar for stevenpeter

Google is the best way to get the knowledge and the make efforts to start to learn seo form the basics. And also try to read the seo articles on the different article sites like ezine.

Member Avatar for lucyrai1

i suggest webmaster tool..

Member Avatar for dean1122

i think google webmaster tool is the best .because i am also using it since 2011.
and it helped me.
dean

Member Avatar for samuelmax

i think you should some question here and some on google on both place you will get some nice answer realted to your topic, which can help you to move ahead.

Member Avatar for Ramkarthick123

Google webmaster tools are best and giving accurate details rather than other tools.

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