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I am looking for a good program for keyword research and to automate some of my SEO efforts. Can anyone recommend a good program for this?

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Many replies here list actual products, but the practical choice is less about a single "best program" and more about matching tools to tasks and risk tolerance. Several members raised the right trade-offs: some recommended heavy automation (, , , ), while warned about black‑hat penalties and reminded that well‑written content wins more often than tricked charts. That context should guide selection.

  • Check what a tool actually does and where its data comes from (own crawl vs third‑party estimates).
  • Confirm integrations with official sources and export formats so audits and reports can be verified.
  • Prioritize tools that find real technical blockers (indexability, canonical issues, mobile and speed problems) over ones that promise mass link placement.
  • Prefer suites that let scheduling/reporting be automated but keep link outreach and content work manual.
  • Consider scale and support: trials, API access, and how often the product is updated.

A simple, sustainable workflow works best: (1) run a quick technical audit and fix the biggest indexability/mobile/speed faults; (2) map keyword intent to pages and create content that satisfies that intent; (3) pursue manual outreach and partnerships for links; (4) measure with consistent KPIs (organic traffic, clicks/impressions, average position, new referring domains) and iterate. Automated monitoring and reporting are fine. Automated mass link building is not; it trades short‑term gains for long‑term risk. Prioritize site health and useful content before investing in expensive automation.

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Member Avatar for cwvps

Have you tried Scrapebox? If you're looking for a free one, you could try traffictravis.com.

Member Avatar for advent_geek

, The Guy who suggest Black Hat seo. lol

Best of Luck Mate, if you paln to do black hate or automate seo.

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Member Avatar for bijutoha

Hello Jordan 5! I wanna give you some keyword research tool. Absolutely they are free... 1. http://keywordtool.io/ 2. http://www.keywordtooldominator.com/k/google-autocomplete-keyword-tool 3. http://ubersuggest.org/ you can check them for Long tail keywords

Oh! another thing is that if you need any automatic seo effort then I will suggest you about PING. Because Benefits of ping sites are 1. Index your site in short time to major search engines and directories. 2. Increase your visibility in search engines. 3. Submit your updated or changed content into search engines 4. It is helpful to build backlinks too.

N.B. Whereas, it is an automated system that is why , you should avoid to use it as a spam. I mean you don’t use many sites for pinging in one day.

Member Avatar for ErickShawn

Hi there,
Nothing can be more powerful than "Google AdWords: Keyword Planner". And if you still want to try something else then there is also a good but paid tool i.e. longtailpro.

Member Avatar for JillADDison

Use Scrapebox though it's not free.

Member Avatar for samauden

I suggest,google keyowrd planner and moz keyword tool. Further, it is not recommended to opt for automation of SEO. SEO is slow process and if done correctly, gives good results, though takes time. On the other hand automated procedures are black hat techniques which should not be practised. when google search algortihm figures it out, may lead penalizing the website

Member Avatar for spellvamp

I think the best keyword research tool that I would recommend is Market Samurai. Hands down to this tool! Although this might cost you a bit, but it's worth every single penny. There's another one called Keyword Winner, but it's a Wordpress plugin, and you need to have a self-hosted Wordpress site to make it function.

Member Avatar for larryholley

I am going to list out the best top 10 SEO programs of SEO for 2015:
1. webCEO
2. Advanced web ranking
3. SEO Powersuite
4. SEO suite
5. SEO studio
6. SEOToolkit
7. web position
8. SEO administrator
9. iBusiness Promoter
10. Sheer SEO

Member Avatar for Sarah.Harper

Here's few tools:

For keyword research: long tail pro or market samurai
For auto link building: scrapebox, gsa search engine ranker and money robot submitter.
For manual link building: backlink finder and seo powersuite.

Member Avatar for Marissa_1

SEO Powersuite and Sheer SEO are two good tools.

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Member Avatar for janelevey665

A+ for Scrapebox.... I've been using Scrapebox 2.0 and it's amazing. It is worth the money, but you will have to invest more money to get some private proxies for posting.

Member Avatar for hrishivardhan

There are two powerful software from Google services which are Google keyword planner and Google webmaster consol. You can use them to research on keywords and to improve you website presence on Google search engine, respectively.

Member Avatar for rinston

My top 3 lists are:
SEO profiler
SEO powersuite
Keyword eye

Member Avatar for Asad_12

Mine top 3 favourite SEO Tools are:
1- Majestic
2- Ahrefs
3-

Member Avatar for canadafred

The best software I've found to date checks for correct grammar and spelling. Word is a good one. I've found over the years that the search engines prefer well written content rather than well ... most of the rest of the crap out there.

Member Avatar for Nisha_6

you should go for Google keyword planner and Wordtracker. These two softwares are helpful for you in keyword reseaches related to SEO part.

Member Avatar for Dani

The Moz tools as well.

Member Avatar for rida_2

As per my personal experience i have gone through below software for each and every SEO activities.

Niche based keyword research = ahref or semrush
Long tail keyword research= Moz
SEO audit= semrush
competetior analysis= ahref
Content marketing = Moz

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