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[Nobody1530189339743]

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[Mrupp44]

All I can say is good luck. I have tried all of them you mentioned plus webceo and AWR (advanced web rankings) and found all of them lacking in 2 or more major ways when it comes to an "seo tool". Some are cost, some are confusing, some are difficult even for me to understand much less a client, some look at KPI indicators that make sense only to them, many price based on # of keywords you are tracking and if you have many clients (especially ones focused on local traffic) it can really drive your cost up, many of the 'tools' they use are essentially worthless.

Hands down, by leaps and bounds, NONE of them compare to Moz in any way in my opinion.

My only desire in exploring other options is, maybe like you, I wish Moz allowed either A) the ability for clients to log in and see their information (and only their stats) or the ability to download a cohesive monthly report without having to cut and paste and cobble one together.

Just my two cents....

(If you haven't tried webceo it is my favorite simply as a reporting tool. You can schedule reports to clients once a month and give them the ability to log in and see their stats).

Matthew

[TakeshiYoung]

First of all, let me just say Moz is great and offers many features that the companies you mentioned don't provide, and at its low price point is a great complementary tool to have

I have used both BrightEdge and Conductor, and both are overpriced for what they provide, IMO. If you're a big brand they might make sense, but for a smaller company I would not recommend them.

One service I would recommend is LinkDex. They offer a lot of features in terms of rank tracking and competitor analysis, as well as tools aimed at identifying authors and influencers in your niche that are great for content marketing and outreach:

http://www.linkdex.com/

[Nobody1530189339743]

Thank's this was helpful. I'll check them out.