Ryte vs Serpstat

• Helping us to prevent onpage risks
• Find pages which we can optimize
• Optimize our texts
• Tracking changes

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• Serpstat has an incredible Chrome extension. It allows us to perform an on-page analysis, domain analysis, and look at on-page SEO parameters. Rather than logging into Serpstat I'm easily able to access and view competitor and our own analytics at a moment's notice.
• We love using the organic keyword tool to help us track keyword positions over time and benchmark against ourselves and our competitors. These reports also give a dashboard view of all keywords, along with keyword volume, keyword competition, and the average cost per keyword.
• Being a global company it's important to not only view rankings in the US, but other major countries as well. With Serpstat we are able to view how our website performs all around the world.

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• Sometimes the TF*IDF analysis doesn't make much sense
• Can be difficult to justify the cost for the value provided

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• As a complete product, Serpstat stands with other industry tools. Keyword data is good, but again, as someone who purchased a basic plan to demo the product, limited information really turns me away.
• Compared to other industry tools, Serpstat is literally right in the middle. There doesn't seem to be any differentiation that makes it stand out against Ahrefs or SEMRush. Perhaps something exclusive to Serpstat would make the product more alluring.
• Share counting doesn't seem too useful, especially as an SEO tool. The content marketing tools are going in the right path, but do not provide enough information to really be useful.

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• It can be hard to justify the costs Vs returns, specially if you have most of the data available via other tools

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• Serpstat has helped increase web traffic of numerous clients up to 3,000%
• With clients having better web traffic, I'm able to close clients at a higher rate.

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