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Can people claiming success with this product provide just a little more context on how it helped your company? I always think there might be astroturfing with
by tmpz22 6y ago
Can people claiming success with this product provide just a little more context on how it helped your company? I always think there might be astroturfing with these kinds of submissions.
- nickff 6y agoIt's useful for figuring out how to optimize your site for 'organic reach', as well as for analyzing the relative popularity of your competitors. SEMRush can tell you how many people search a variety of terms, and what websites they're visiting after those searches. You can then use this to change the language (key phrases and the like) on your website, and write content (blog posts or landing pages) that fits with existing search user preferences. You can also pop a competitor, client, or supplier's website into SEMRush, and see how much they spend on ads, as well as how many people are finding their website via search. This can help you figure out what they're doing well, and where they do poorly. You might be able to rank for similar keywords, or go for keywords they aren't targeting.
- dcist 6y agoA lot of SEO and digital marketing agencies use SEMrush because it's an easy way to track keyword rankings for your clients and their competitors. SEMrush also generates reports for keyword rankings that are helpful to provide clients. I haven't used it in a few years but I found SEMrush to be a good tool and worth the cost if you have clients.
- hayksaakian 6y agoLike the other commenters said, ahrefs, moz and other competitors provide similar information too. It's useful for people doing SEO, not much else.