SEO Tools I Use
I use SEO tools every single day to optimise my work and to do better.
I have tried more than 200 different SEO tools, and I’m not shy of changing a tool if I find a better one.
Here is the collection of the tools I currently use.
Planzer
Task Management
Planzer is my product, and I use it every single day.
It’s a task-planning app that helps you plan your day and synchronise your entire planning with your calendar to avoid double bookings.
Encharge
E-mail Marketing
I use Encharge for my e-mail software as it’s the most agile and easy to use for me. I can set up automation flows and much more.
10Web
Hosting
I recently changed from Kinsta to 10Web, and I’m currently using and testing them for my websites.
So far, it’s good, and I like the support and the platform. I still believe Kinsta is a bit better.
Happy Scribe
Transcription service
I’ve used Happy Scribe for some years, and it’s incredible and transcribing my videos.
I use it for both my long-form and short-form videos.
Frase
Content optimisation
Frase is my favourite content optimisation tool. I love the in-depth analysis I get for each content piece.
It’s simply incredible at optimising content.
Grammarly
Grammar
Grammarly is simply the best grammar assistant when I write content.
It helps me ensure my content is easy to read, and of course that I spell correctly.
IMPORTANT FOR
SEO Tools I Use
It’s super important for me that it solves my use case while at the same time being UI-appealing.
Beautiful UI
and UX
Believe in the
future
Supports
integrations
Supports
integrations
Solve my
use case
Flexible
support
400+
Tools tested
20+
Used on
daily basis
I would go so far as to say if an SEO tool solves my use case, but the design is super outdated, then I would rather want to use a less ideal tool where I feel good with the UI while using it.
QUESTIONS
Ask yourself these questions before
choosing your SEO tool
Does this solve my use case now?
The first and foremost important question is to figure out if the tool you have for eye is actually solving your use case, or if you’re the slighest in doubt.
Do you believe in the future of this tool?
If you choose a tool, you’ll be using this tool often. So you want to see improvements, new features and future use cases solved.
It’s so important to have faith in the marketing tool you use, otherwise you’ll end up switching in the end.
How is the support?
If it’s a critical tool like a scheduling tool or a tool for your website. You want to ensure the support is top-notch and can help you 24 hours a day solving urgent matters.
This you can ensure by asking them in their support, or read on their support page.
What about integrations?
With integrations you can automate many manual processes, and this is incredible.
So ensure the marketing tool you go with supports integrations to other tools you use.
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