Yoast or Premium SEO Pack?
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Which one is better Yoast or premium SEO pack excluding that one is paid & other is free. Because when we are doing SEO $39 doesn't make a huge difference as compared to the work we do right? Which one will you suggest out of the two?
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Premium SEO pack looks like has more features?
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If both are free I will go for yoast reason is it has lot more features and is also very user friendly to use.
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Which one will you pick if both were free?
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Can you support your choice. I am stuck between the two. Currently I am on yoast but the features that Premium SEO pack is offering looks like more of an extra added feature.
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Yes, I have used it and quite satisfied with that.
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I would vote also Yoast.
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Have you tried it. I saw that reviews & check the features too. Look like a complete solution which lesser downs the additional plugins too. Managed sort of it. But would like to know from someone who's using it.
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For the free version Yoast is indeed a best option but if you are going for a paid one I think Premium SEO Pack would be better.
Do check out this review of premium SEO pack:
http://www.matthewbarby.com/premium-seo-pack-review/Thanks,
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But now it looks like to me that Premium SEO pack has got things bundled up well. All under one roof. Currently i am using yoast along with 2-3 plugins. Somehow to me it looked like switching will lesser down the plugins & get everything under one roof.
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Yoast!
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