InboundWriter vs. OneSpot

I think most users have found that InboundWriter is every bit worth what you pay for it. At a freemium model, it's affordable and helpful in analyzing your posts for SEO direction. It is particularly well suited for getting focused terms on specific topics, and less on more general terms.

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• Very easy to use and follow direction.
• The price is right for this freemium Wordpress plugin.
• Helps discover what content and keywords are popular around your subject matter.

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• Sometimes tough to decide what direction to follow without keyword stuffing your content.
• Colleagues have complained about the Document Score being unreliable at times.
• It's only as good as the information you put into it and lacks the ability to give you more high level though leadership terms/topics.

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The InboundWriter support is certainly sufficient for the type of troubleshooting you may encounter when using the tool. There are chats and forums available with best practices or knowledge share. For bigger issues, even WordPress can serve as a support system for getting to the answer quickly. Luckily, you're more likely to find that it is a very intuitive tool that is easy to use.

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While Yoast is also very useful as a free WordPress plugin that helps up your SEO game, where it stops at just providing direction for your meta data, like titles and descriptions, InboundWriter takes your search engine reach a bit further and helps you create relevant content for your industry that targets the right keywords and topics.

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• InboundWriter has helped us craft more SEO-driven content and balance our keyword usage.
• InboundWriter has also helped us hone in on the specific topics we should be covering for our industry.
• Overall, it has helped us achieve our goals of creating pillar content and driving more organic traffic.

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