Any quality Local SEO tools with good reports?

[RobertFisher]

We have used BrightLocal for some time now. With Bright Local we do not like the reports from a qualitative point of view in that the information is often wrong. 
Does anyone recommend something other than Bright Local?

Thanks,

[MiriamEllis]

So glad to be of help, Robert! Have a great week.

Miriam

[RobertFisher]

Ahh, Miriam,

You are always there for me. This appears to be a great resource and I will follow up on it in the a.m. I will let you know how it goes.

We usually just buy whatever workable level (like SEOmoz Pro) to start with and test it out for 3 to 6 months. If it works we expand or stay with it and if not, well we don't.

I actually had higher hope for BrightEdge, (EDIT: THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN BrightLocal NOT BRIGHT EDGE. We use BrightEdge for our enterprise solution and are two to three months in and liking it so far.)  but we get to much conflicting data to make it actionable for our clients who are paying us. I will let you know how Places Scout works out for us.

Thanks as usual, you are the best,

Robert

[MiriamEllis]

Hi Robert,

Nice to see you on this sunny Monday! I have been hearing good things, on an agency level, about Places Scout for local tracking/reporting. I have not personally used it, but some of the Local SEOs I respect most have spoken highly of it.

You have to sign up for it via this page on the Warrior Forum:

http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-special-offers-forum/425925-1-software-choice-offline-local-search-engine-optimization-professionals-save-time-automate-your-business.html

I'm not sure how it compares, point for point, with Bright, but I thought you might like to check it out.

Miriam