What's the best SEO management system for link building and reporting?
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We've tried multiple management systems, with the last one being Raven Tools (I think this is the most popular). We've also done our own manual tracking in excel and that gets very very tedious and sometimes hard to keep track of. What are some other ones that people have found that have been easy to use and made their work much more efficient (link building/tracking, reporting, competitive research, social, etc.)?
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Hi Dan, I am just trying to use MOZ system. What is the best link management add-on or system works well with Moz? Thanks
Lewis
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Yes. Very nice and simple interface.
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Just downloaded and installed. Very excited to try something new!
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You're welcome to test drive it after we release it as an alpha.
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I've used Caphyon's Advanced Link Manager with some success.
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have you tried buzzstream? It's a fantastic tool. http://www.buzzstream.com/
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Dan, that article is truly exceptional. The toolbar software you are creating leaves me chomping at the bit for more.
I very much look forward to reading your follow up article on SEO tools.
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Majestic is great for research just like OSE, however it doesn't offer link building management capabilities.
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Personally, i have enjoyed using Majestic SEO. They have some amazing tools and their serach indexes are updated ona daily basis.
I found that the tools were self explanatory and i didn't need much time to get orientated with the tools.
The team there is really helpful so feel free to contact them for a free trial.
Hope this finds you well and is helpful.
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I literally just published a study which analyses link building process in attempt to solve the management of the entire process: http://dejanseo.com.au/link-building-software/
Soon there will be a followup article of all link building / SEO software we've trialed so far including: raven, ontolo, linkdex, diyseo, wordtracker and a few others that we thought were pretty good. Stay tuned!
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