RankTracker , Seo Spyglass?
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just want to check is anyone using these other products? and if so do they work?
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RankTracker
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Seo Spyglass
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Website Auditor
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LinkAssistant?
Thank you!
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We use rank tracker here, specifically because it checks the top 100 SERP's, as SEOmoz checks 50. This is nice because you can show clients that progress is being made quicker.
My complaint too is that you have the buy the enterprise packages to print any reports...
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They are outstanding tools, I use them everyday. SEOBOOK just did a review of each tool. My only complaint is that you have to buy the Enterprise in order to export data in a report format. Under the PRO version, you can save your reports and data but you just can't export the data.
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I think I used all of them at some point and yes they do work. I no longer need them since I rely on different SEO tools. However, you might find them helpful for discovering new backlink sources/partner sites.
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