Http://www.springmetrics.com/ vs SEOMOZ.org
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We are a pro member of SEOMOZ. I know that we have not used it to its full potential. Now our marketing department is considering using
I need to have a comparison and contrast of SEOMOZ vs springMetrics. Also, can you include how google real time fits into this.
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I have to agree with both Pashmina and Opt. Springmetrics.com and SEOmoz are totally different tools. For optimizing your site (or your client's site) for SEO, SEOmoz is the way to go - no question. When you want to measure the revenue and conversions for the keywords for which you have optimized (along side of your other PPC, email, and social media campaigns), then you use SpringMetrics.
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Comparing SEOmoz to SpringMetrics is comparing apples to oranges.
At the same time SpingMetrics business metrics dashboards are nice. And while you can pull the same raw data & some of the stats from Analytics, the way they present the data is nice, and does save time for business & marketing decision making.
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Google Analytics can do most of what springmetrics does and none of what the SEOmoz tools do. They're quite different pieces of kit... for SEO, I mean not just measuring but doing, there's no way I'd trade SEOmoz for anything, let alone something that can't do any of the stuff I need it to.
The Q&A alone on here is worth the spend, then you've got the crawl errors, OSE, a whole host of other tools... and that's not to mention the stuff they're working on at the moment to come out soon. You'd be mad to swap out, especially as the two options are miles from "like for like" in terms of what they do.
Spring Metrics = Analytics tools
SEOmoz = SEO tools
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I have never used Spring Metrics but as it has a free 14 day trial would it not be best to trial it? Would be even better if you could let us know your thoughts on it too once trailed!
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