SEO Chrome Extensions Tool

Doing an SEO task, we want to do it the faster and smarter way. We may want to use the tools that can do the task that we need with just a few clicks of a mouse and with that, we need a handy tool, like an SEO Chrome extensions tool.

Here is the list of best SEO Chrome extensions tool that I can recommend and I personally use it.

• SimilarWeb

The SimilarWeb extension is a great place to start with a quick site analysis. It provides a broader view of a website beyond just SEO, taking into account all traffic sources. The extension does this by analyzing clickstream data from thousands of internet service providers, SimilarWeb’s own web crawlers, and their clients’ data.

As a result of these calculations, you can get reasonably reliable stats on a brand’s audience demographics, how much they spend on paid media, and which countries their traffic comes from.

All of these factors affect SEO, of course, so this provides invaluable insight when analyzing a brand’s digital presence. The Chrome extension is free, but a paid account does give access to a more complete data set.

• Keywords Everywhere

A free keywords research tools for SEO. – Adds search volume and CPC data to the websites you already use including Google, Amazon, YouTube, and more. It even shows search volume data within Google Search Console.

Keyword Everywhere is a nice handy Chrome extension keywords research tools, what I like about this tool is everytime you search keywords in Google, it gives you the details regarding those keywords regarding search volume for a month, CPC and number of competitors.

• NoFollow

Outline and analyze nofollow links, detect nofollow and noindex meta tags on web pages. Features website filtering and custom CSS outline styles.

• IP Whois

For technical analysis to check your site and competitors Alexa rank. IP Whois display Website Country Flag. Website Whois – how many Visitors are visiting, Reputation Reviews, Antivirus Check, Alexa, Incognito.

• Webpage Test

Webpage Test can test webpage loading time. A must-have tool for doing technical analysis. I like this better than Pingdom because you can specify not just location, but a browser as well.

• AMP Validator

Automatically checks each page for AMP validation.

The AMP Validator will check the current page to see if it is an AMP page and then run it through the AMP validator and report if the page passes (green) or fails (red) via the extension icon.

If there are any warnings or errors it’ll list the number underneath the extension icon and clicking the icon will display the warnings and/or errors.

If the current page is not an AMP page and one is available via <link rel=”amphtml” href=”…”> the extension icon turns blue and clicking it will load the AMP version of that page.

• FatRank

FatRank finds any website ranks in Google for keywords and phrases. Used by agencies and SEO’s all over the world. Tells you where the webpage you’re visiting ranks in Google for any keyword/phrase.

• LinkMiner

Checks web pages for broken links, and pulls metrics on those links.
LinkMiner takes broken link checking to the next level. You can now find out more about the links you’re checking so you can make smarter decisions, quicker. Get link & social data on any link on a page, be able to export all links from a page, and even display link data next to each link on the page.

You can also utilize LinkMiner to find out how many total or external links are on the page you’re viewing.

• Mozbar

Check Moz metrics (e.g. Domain Authority, Page Authority, etc) for any web page. Also, perform custom searches, check for on‐page issues, extract Google SERPs, and more.

MozBar gives you instant metrics while viewing any page or SERP.
-Create custom searches by an engine, country, region, or city.
-Quickly assess the Page Authority and Domain Authority of any site or page.
-Access and compare link metrics across pages while viewing any SERP.
-Find and highlight keywords on a page and differentiate links by type: Followed, No-Followed, External, or Internal.
-Expose page elements, general attributes, markup, and HTTP status.
-Export your search engine results page (SERP) analysis details to a CSV file.

• Grammarly

Not really an SEO tool but its handy for checking your article free from grammar and spelling error.

Grammarly will make sure your messages, documents, and social media posts are clear, mistake-free, and impactful. Adding Grammarly to Chrome means that your spelling and grammar will be vetted on Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Tumblr, and nearly everywhere else you write on the web. Once you register your new account, you will start to receive weekly emails with personalized insights and performance stats (one of our most popular new features). Working on a large project, an essay, or a blog post? No sweat. You can create and store all of your documents in your new online editor.

You what is your list of SEO Chrome extension tools, you can drop it in the comments section.