webbased tools like TrafficTravis, Market Samurai, ect..

[pileofcrap]

Was wondering if anyone had recommendations for tools like TrafficTravis, Market Samurai, and others but that used web-based interfaces instead of stand-alone applications.

I would prefer sites that have been around a while and not new ones just getting into the scene.

Thank you

 

[Elvis]

Have you looked at SerpIQ and Position Sniper?

 

[pileofcrap]

Nah I haven't. My own Google searching didn't turn up much but I assumed I probably wasn't looking for the right keywords. Thank you for these, I'll check them out.

 

[Elvis]

SerpIQ is really popular around here. Just see:

http://www.wickedfire.com/links-seo/125444-ultimate-seo-research-tool-serpiq-com.html

But Position Sniper looks interesting if it were to fit your needs:

http://www.wickedfire.com/sell-buy-...arch-niche-finder-emd-finder-v2-released.html

And for fun: http://ahrefs.com/ and https://www.majesticseo.com/ and http://www.opensiteexplorer.org/

 

[clyde]

What's wrong with desktop tools?

 

[pileofcrap]

I like having access any where I go. I've been doing a lot of traveling lately and would like on-the-fly access.

 

[Rexibit]

SEMRush for main keyword research, then narrow down with Ahrefs, and then narrow further with SerpIQ. If you just had to pick one, then SerpIQ would be it since it's the most comprehensive for in-depth niche analysis for what IMer's are concerned with.

 

[SeoGuider]

SerpIQ is good and effective. You can give a try.