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[0:00] I'd say that most SEOs love Google Chrome extensions.
[0:03] But having too many extensions doesn't necessarily
equate to higher productivity.
[0:07] In fact, this can lead to slowing down your computer.
[0:10] So with so many options, the challenge is
in choosing only the ones you actually need.
[0:16] Well, I've already done a lot of the hard work
for you, so today, I'm going to show you
[0:20] what I think are the best Chrome extensions
for your everyday SEO needs.
[0:24] Stay tuned.
[0:25] [music]
[0:29] What's up SEOs?
[0:30] Sam Oh here with Ahrefs, the SEO tool that
helps you grow your search traffic, research
[0:34] your competitors and dominate your niche.
[0:36] Now, the extensions I'm about to share with
you are in no particular order.
[0:40] And this list is by no means complete.
[0:42] Instead, I'm going to share 1-3 extensions
that help with common SEO categories.
[0:47] And those are link building, keyword research,
on-page SEO, and technical SEO.
[0:53] And of course, I'll show you how they work
and share a use case or two.
[0:57] So let's get started with some Chrome extensions
for link building.
[1:00] The first one I use is Hunter.
[1:02] Hunter is an email finding tool and in I've
found it to be the best one to find emails
[1:06] quickly and accurately.
[1:08] Just visit a page, and click on the icon in
the extension bar.
[1:12] You'll then see a list of associated names
and email addresses that Hunter has found
[1:16] somewhere on the web.
[1:18] Now, let's say you were reading about YouTube
SEO and you wanted to contact the author.
[1:22] Just click on the Hunter icon, then enter the first
and last name of the person in the search box.
[1:27] Hunter will try and return a result either
with scraped data or in this case, their
[1:32] best guess for the person.
[1:33] You can click this icon to save them in
the Hunter web app
[1:36] or click the email address to copy it to your clipboard.
[1:40] The next extension in this category is Linkclump.
[1:43] This tool lets you open, copy or bookmark
multiple links at the same time.
[1:48] The way I use it is when building links,
specifically when vetting prospects.
[1:52] So let's say you're in the Backlinks report
in Ahrefs' Site Explorer and you want to visit
[1:56] these three pages to see if they'll be good
link prospects.
[2:00] With Linkclump installed, just hold down the
letter Z and then drag your cursor over the links.
[2:05] Let go and it'll open the pages in a new tab
[2:08] so it's just a matter of qualifying or
disqualifying them from your list.
[2:12] And if you don't want to open them in new tabs,
[2:14] you can create new actions in the extension
Options menu.
[2:18] So you'll see that I've set another one here
to copy the URLs when I hold down X
[2:23] and drag my mouse.
[2:24] So let's say we're in Google and looking for
resource page link opportunities.
[2:28] And when you visit this page, you'll see that
the page has links to some external resources.
[2:33] So I'll hold down X, and drag my mouse
over the links.
[2:36] Then I can take it into a tool like Ahrefs'
Batch Analysis, paste them in there,
[2:41] and get SEO metrics on all of these pages.
[2:44] From here, I might check out the backlink
profiles of these pages and see if they've
[2:48] built other resource links, which I could
then go after.
[2:52] Finally, we have the NoFollow extension.
[2:54] This extension will put a box around all
links that are nofollowed on a page.
[2:58] You can use this when you're looking for guest
posting opportunities.
[3:01] So just visit a post on a site you want to write for,
[3:04] and scroll through it to see if all or
most of the links are nofollowed.
[3:08] If they are, it probably won't be worth your time
to write for their blog if link building is your goal.
[3:14] The next extension is my absolute favorite,
which kind of fits into an "all-in-one" category…
[3:20] P.S. I'm completely biased...
[3:22] It's Ahrefs' SEO Toolbar.
[3:24] Our extension allows you to see keyword, backlink,
and organic traffic data right inside Google SERPs.
[3:31] Just enter your query, and you'll see keyword
metrics under the search bar like search volume,
[3:35] CPC, Keyword Difficulty scores, and more.
[3:39] On top of that, you'll see estimated search
traffic and the number of backlinks at both
[3:43] page and domain levels.
[3:45] When you click one of the numbers, it'll open
up the respective report in Ahrefs where you
[3:49] can continue your analysis.
[3:51] The toolbar is also visible on any page you
visit and you'll see SEO metrics there too.
[3:57] Now, in order to see this data, you'll need
an Ahrefs account.
[4:00] But we've also added some free features like
a Broken Link Checker and an On-Page Analysis tool,
[4:06] which you can use by clicking the icons here.
[4:09] A freemium option for keyword research would
be Surfer SEO's Keyword Surfer extension.
[4:14] Just enter a query in Google, and you'll see
global search volumes and country-specific
[4:19] search volume.
[4:20] And they have a couple other cool features
like keyword ideas in the sidebar and domain
[4:24] level data like estimated search traffic and
number of backlinks.
[4:28] I'm not 100% sure how or where they get their
traffic and backlinks data, but it feels a bit off to me.
[4:34] For example, they estimate Amazon.com's search
traffic to be 46.9 million and total "quality backlinks"
[4:42] to be just over 700,000.
[4:44] And the numbers seem pretty low for me since we've
found over 3 billion live links for Amazon's domain,
[4:50] and estimate their search traffic to be 714 million,
which are usually under-estimations.
[4:58] But I wouldn't hold it against them, the company
focuses more on on-page SEO and from what I've heard,
[5:03] they do a great job.
[5:05] Speaking of on-page SEO, the best standalone
Chrome extension I've found for that is SEO Minion.
[5:11] SEO Minion is an extension that's great
for quick on-page spot-checks.
[5:16] Just visit a page and click on the Minion
icon in your extensions bar.
[5:19] You'll then have a handful of options to choose from.
[5:22] So you can do a basic on-page analysis where
you'll see information like the Title, Description,
[5:27] Canonical URL, and Meta Robots tags.
[5:30] And below that, you'll see a breakdown of all
heading, open graph, and Twitter tags.
[5:35] You can also do other things like highlight
all links on the page, check for broken links,
[5:40] see if any Hreflang tags exist, and more.
[5:43] Another cool feature is that the icon may
have text written over it, like "redir".
[5:49] And this means the page you visited has redirects.
[5:52] You can then see all hops that took place by
clicking on the icon and looking down here.
[5:58] The next category is page speed and I've got
two extensions for you.
[6:02] The first is Lighthouse.
[6:04] Lighthouse is an open source tool made by Google.
[6:07] It's purpose is to help improve the performance,
quality, and correctness of your web apps.
[6:12] Just visit a webpage and hit the Lighthouse icon.
[6:15] Then click Generate report.
[6:17] It'll run some tests and once it's done loading,
a report will pop-up showing scores for various
[6:22] categories like Performance, Accessibility,
Best Practices, SEO, and PWA.
[6:29] And below, you'll see suggestions on what you
should do to improve your page for each category.
[6:34] Now, if this report looks familiar to you it's because
they use a similar report in PageSpeed Insights.
[6:40] Now, if you want to see the actual time it takes
for a page to load, there's a neat little extension
[6:45] called Page Load Time.
[6:46] Just visit a page, and it'll show you in the extensions
bar how long it took for the page to load.
[6:52] And if you click the icon, you'll see a breakdown
of where that time was spent.
[6:56] The next extension is called Window Resizer,
which is a great tool to test mobile friendliness.
[7:02] Window resizer allows you to resize the browser's
window to specific resolutions in two clicks.
[7:08] For example, if you want to test the mobile
design and experience for a page on an iPhone 6,
[7:13] just click the icon in the extensions bar
and choose the iPhone 6 resolution.
[7:18] Want to see it on an iPad?
[7:20] Just do the same thing, but this time, choose iPad.
[7:23] These are the Chrome Extensions I use regularly
in my SEO processes.
[7:27] But I know there are a lot of other great
extensions out there.
[7:30] So let me know in the comments which Google Chrome
Extensions you think are must-haves for SEOs.
[7:36] And if you enjoyed this video, make sure to
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[7:40] SEO and marketing tutorials.
[7:42] I'll see you in the next one.

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