The 8 best Google Chrome extensions for SEO I use every day
Not a day goes by without me using these 5 extensions. They save me time and make my day a whole lot easier. Here’s what you need to know.
Ahrefs SEO toolbar
I use this one to check everything for blog structure (H1, H2, etc) and meta descriptions to the page status and outgoing links mentioned. Coming from Ahrefs, I know I can rely on it at all times.
Download itSEOquake
I use this one as a complement to Ahrefs SEO. With it, I check domain authorities, the distribution of backlinks, internal linking, and keyword density. The diagnosis option is a big plus, I use it to quickly audit a page.
Download itAWR search anywhere
Search results change according to location. As a remote worker, my location can skew search results. That’s why I use this to get the results from the desired location. It does one thing, but it does it well.
Download itUser-agent switcher
The same content can be displayed differently depending on devices and browsers. This extension allows me to quickly switch user agents to get a glance at the differences.
Download itWeb scraper
This does exactly what you think. It makes data scraping easy and convenient.
Download itCompare SERP titles
Google frequently changes meta titles when it thinks they’re not descriptive enough. This extension shows you the changed titles directly on the SERP.
Download itKeywords everywhere
The tool provides you with relevant (long-tail) keywords related to your query. What’s nice is that you can directly export the data or copy it for further treatment.
Download itView rendered source
This one helps with viewing how the browser renders your page and how users see your pages.
Download itSEO meta in 1 click
This one does a lot of things. Here’s what you can see using it:
- title and its length
- description and its length
- URL (and meta-canonical URL too)
- Meta-robots
- Displaying headers in order of their appearance in HTML (H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, and H6)
- Number of images with and without ALT
- The number of links (internal, unique, ...)
- Open Graph and Twitter social data
- Robots.txt and sitemap.xml