OSlash is an enterprise URL manager that helps teams navigate, manage, and share information by internally naming all important links.
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SpyFu
Score 7.0 out of 10
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SpyFu is the eponymous SEO and PPC research platform from the company in Scottsdale, Arizona focused on "spying" on competitors, or basically using their behaviors to refine your own through keyword and content analysis, and backlink poaching. This positional search engine optimization and paid listings management platform touts the ability to lower costs and raise rankings via a Kombat-oriented approach... basically a cute way of saying "it makes comparisons" of how well your site does in niche…
$39
per month
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OSlash
SpyFu
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Basic
$39
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Professional
$79
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Team
$299
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OSlash
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OSlash
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OSlash
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SEO
Comparison of SEO features of Product A and Product B
OSlash
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Ratings
SpyFu
6.6
52 Ratings
15% below category average
Keyword analysis
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7.052 Ratings
Backlink management
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6.040 Ratings
SERP ranking tracking
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6.044 Ratings
Page grader
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7.829 Ratings
Competitive analysis
00 Ratings
7.051 Ratings
Site audit / diagnostics
00 Ratings
7.232 Ratings
Site recommendations
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6.031 Ratings
Task management
00 Ratings
6.120 Ratings
SEO Channels
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SpyFu
5.8
39 Ratings
26% below category average
Local SEO
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5.033 Ratings
Social SEO
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5.028 Ratings
Mobile SEO
00 Ratings
8.029 Ratings
Global SEO
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5.035 Ratings
SEO Platform & Account Management
Comparison of SEO Platform & Account Management features of Product A and Product B
Its shortcut feature of pasting the link is so good that the user doesn't need to go back to the browser and copy the url. Also, I like that it gives the name directly to internal url, that makes me route to that url faster just by clicking on save OSlash link for that url.
If you have a Google ads PPC campaign and then I would say this is more or less essential if you want to know what your competitors are doing. You can get very useful data out of it even if you subscribe for one month. And the pricing is very reasonable. Even if you don't use Google ads, I would say this is still useful for your SEO/SMO team since it gives you a great idea of what keywords and traffic your competitors are working on.
Need to add some more features like saving data of any page if I lose over any page from the middle, it will make it different from browser bookmark functionality.
Original links to be pasted when I use the link of my OSlash on pasting so that the opponent user gets the things, else he/she needs to go to that page first for getting info.
Love this tool but would like insights from all 3 major search engines not just Google. I would also like deeper understanding of the placement for local businesses on Google Places/Maps. Insight into mobile search rankings and best landing pages per industry would also help :) Overall, SpyFu is a necessity for serious search marketers.
SpyFu is an easy to use tool, and has a self -explanatroy dashborad to generate the data needed to provide insights into any B2B SEO and PPC campaign. It is not comprehensive, but it certainly provides good enough insight to make it a valuable part of any agency tool stack
SpyFu comes with a link to tutorial videos. I recommend you watch them. The software is capable of so much you really need to watch the videos and learn how to get the most out of it. When I have a question 90% of the time it's there. When it isn't, and I reach out to them, support is always quick and concise.
This would be good for content landing pages if we don't have the native capability, like /catalog or /contest or something. For better structuring the manual process of updating URLs, and for consolidating all in one place, easily accessible to all teams.
I was surprised to find I preferred Semrush when it comes to keyword research. SpyFu is great (and less expensive than Semrush), but I felt the data Semrush provided was vaster than SpyFu. I was able to get more competitors spending insights in Semrush than SpyFu. Overall, I liked the ability to use both in our keyword research for both paid and organic marketing.