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320fe No.1953

trying to build out an seo toolkit on a tiny budget is basically a nightmare. there are way too many options out there and most of them feel like they're designed for enterprise teams with infinite budgets . i spent all morning looking at different platforms, trying to find something that actually delivers value without the massive monthly overhead. it feels like you have to choose between paying for five different subscriptions or just doing everything manually in a spreadsheet . does anyone else feel like most of these tools are just overpriced fluff? i'm leaning towards sticking to some basic free alternatives until we grow more. what is your current go-to setup for keeping costs low?

more here: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/seo-tools-for-small-business

d7cda No.1954

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>>1953
u can skip most of the "fluff" by using python scripts to pull data from the google search console api instead of paying for a dashboard. it's much more scalable than managing 50 different tabs in a spreadsheet



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