Moz Pro

[Minnsy]

A couple of questions.

Moz Pro - seems to get reasonable reviews online, however any first hand advice on the usability of this, to someone who has a basic knowledge of SEO..

And any SEO experts close to the Forest Row area at all?

Thanks in advance...

 

[Calvin Crane]

Yes MOZ is pretty good for beginners. You won't need more IMO sign up for a month and try it out..most give you a limited use to test them.

 

[WebshopMechanic]

I've not used Moz but I'm a big fan of SEMRush. It does pretty much the same thing and their support is excellent. I've been using it for 3 years and have no complaints. You just need to find the time to play with it because it's got tons of data to get your teeth into.

There's a good comparison here: https://www.99signals.com/semrush-vs-moz-best-seo-tool/
(Check out the comments to see what people say).

Forest Row? Do you hug trees and wear wellies? ;-)

I'm actually from East Grinstead originally and I'm down that neck of the woods every-so-often. Happy to meet up for a coffee at some point.....or an ice cream on Ashdown Forest.

Matt

 

[justinaldridge]

I really don't like Moz and never have. They focused so much on growing into so many areas that they became a Jack of all trades but master of none.

Maybe for a beginner it's helpful but from a data perspective it's quite lacking. AHREFS is much much better.

I don't know your level of SEO but a good place to start is with Google's own SEO Starter Guide.

We are based in Hurstpierpoint, I think it's about half an hour from you. You're welcome to pop in and have a chat with one of our SEOs.

 

[NnamAries]

For a beginner you can use MOZ pro. It actually has a free trial before you decide if you want to pay for the whole package or not. The free trial usually gives limited information about a site but it will help you decide if you want to continue with it or probably try another SEO tool.

 

[davidlee21]

I would suggest using semrush or arherfs, I am not really a fan of moz pro. For beginners it good but not for advanced seos.