MySEOTool vs SerpBook

[gm66]

I took the trial with MySEOTool and then paid for a month, which is nearly over.

Good points :

Integration with GA, WMT, social media and Adwords, 500 keywords, ten clients, white label client dashboards, pretty reports.

Bad points :

Only updates keyword data every 24 hours, but seomtimes it's been over 2 days.

Tech support not very with it nor keen to help, not very knowledgeable about the product.

It costs £30 for the basic package.

Serpbook good points, i'm currently running a trial :

updates bi-hourly (sometimes 2.5-3 hours).

£18 per month.

integrates with GA.

Bad points :

no WMT or social media or Adwords integration.

client dashboard isn't white label.

whit lable reports aren't so pretty.

no competitor analysis.

Overall, for what i need, serpbook wins.

Anyone else used these services or others, have any thoughts ?

[Rooftop]

I thought I'd tried most tools at some point, but haven't used either of these.

For serp tracking I'd use advanced web ranking plus a handful of proxies (not the hosted version... The desktop one). I do a lot less rank tracking now though.  Social I still quite like raven, but it isn't cheap for a tool that doesn't do everything.  For reporting I'd use an office junior.
Seriously - I've never found a tool with useful reports.

[gm66]

I'm impressed with the reporting in myseotools.

You can log on and have a play if you like :

site : dashboard.smallseo.co.uk

user : testuser

pass : testpass

[Rumbas]

I'm very very happy with www.awrcloud.com

[gm66]

Ooops, got the details wrong :

user : testclient

pass : testpass

[Rooftop]

Not impressed with that for reporting at all.  Really really basic and not very smart with it. 

If we're playing "interesting tools" this one has promise too:  http://webmeup.com/

[gm66]

AWR looks like value for money, i'll definitely gie them a test run and then try webmeup.


Cheers,

Gary.

[gm66]

As far as reports go i just want something that's useful to the clients, since my service is so basic i don't need anything in-depth at the moment.

Cheers again for replies, really handy


Gary.

[keano]

AWR looks like value for money, i'll definitely gie them a test run and then try webmeup.

As far as AWR and value for money goes, you can actually get a legit licence for it for free if you follow the instructions at http://www.advancedwebranking.com/special-offers.html

I know from experience 

[gm66]

Sounds interesting i'll check it out.

Check this out for free stuff :

http://th3core.com/talk/water-coolerextra/shitloads-of-it-booksseo-books-for-free/

[gm66]

Damn!

I am blogless so i can't get a free license, they need an established blog which will take some time.

Cheers for the heads up though.