Which one is better? MOZ or AHREFs

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As I said at the start, we’re looking for a tool that help us in 6 areas. Now I’m going to recap those 6 areas and say which tool I think ‘won’ in each:

Tracking SERP against URL and keywords: Hands down, for this it’s Ahrefs. Even though you can’t bulk search the ranking of guest posts, Moz can’t do this at all.

Finding quality keywords: This review has been updated since its first publication in 2016; back then, we decided that Ahrefs’ lack of a keyword difficulty metric made Moz the more valuable tool. However, Ahrefs has improved their Keywords Explorer vastly since then and now it more than matches up to Moz. With metrics like estimated backlink count to rank, cost per click, and volume breakdown by country, Ahrefs offers much richer data. Another point for Ahrefs.

Analyzing on-page optimization: Since Moz is the only tool of the two which offers on-page optimization, Mozis the winner here.

Tracking backlinks: Without a doubt, the best backlinks tool is Ahrefs. When comparing Moz’s backlink data against Ahrefs’, it’s clear that Moz doesn’t have as much data at all, which makes for less well-informed decisions. Go Ahrefs!

Snooping on competitors: While Ahrefs isn’t a tool specifically designed to gather competitive data, it does a rather good job at it. The Positions Explorer (the star of the show), pulls up the top 10 competitors for each search domain and then lets you see all the terms they rank for, and at what position. While Moz’s Keyword Difficulty tool gives great insights, the Positions Explorer takes Ahrefs to the top in this category. Again.

Generating fresh content ideas: For content ideas, the Content Explorer which comes built into Ahrefs is both more capable (for the reasons I need it) and less expensive than Moz Content (from $59/month). While the content audit Moz Content provides is useful, I’m going to keep trialing the free version and see if I feel it’s worth the full price as the blog and company grows.