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Semrush 'Organic Research: Keywords and Rankings' - are these at all accurate?

I understand that all the common SEO tools (semrush, ahrefs, etc.) are estimating most of the data they show, so I'm not expecting perfect accuracy. But in your opinion, is the data shown for organic research, keyword rankings, keyword gaps, etc., accurate at all? Or do you not place much stock in it?

With things like search volume, I can at least compare what semrush estimates with the ranges shown in Google Keyword planner, for example. They usually fall within the ranges shown in Google, but not sure how to best validate some of the other data from Semrush and whether it's accurate or not.

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