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Link-Assistant.com: SEO Software
SEO SpyGlass is revolutionary software in the world of search engine optimization. This unique tool spies on your competitor's backlinks (shows their URLs, Domain, Page Rank and Alexa Rank, anchor texts and page titles, etc.). You receive a complete picture of high-quality and low-quality backlinks. Use the most powerful backlinks your competition has and take their #1 position in Google, Yahoo!, and MSN.
Three editions of SEO SpyGlass are available: Free, Pro ($99.75), and Enterprise ($249.75). For a product comparison, see this page.
Three editions of SEO SpyGlass are available: Free, Pro ($99.75), and Enterprise ($249.75). For a product comparison, see this page.
What's New
Version 5.0.1: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
- Java 1.5 or later
SEO SpyGlass User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:13,161 |
| Version Downloads:17 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:09 Feb 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $99.75 |
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SEO SpyGlass is revolutionary software in the world of search engine optimization. This unique tool spies on your competitor's backlinks (shows their URLs, Domain, Page Rank and Alexa Rank, anchor texts and page titles, etc.). You receive a complete picture of high-quality and low-quality backlinks. Use the most powerful backlinks your competition has and take their #1 position in Google, Yahoo!, and MSN.
Three editions of SEO SpyGlass are available: Free, Pro ($99.75), and Enterprise ($249.75). For a product comparison, see this page.
Three editions of SEO SpyGlass are available: Free, Pro ($99.75), and Enterprise ($249.75). For a product comparison, see this page.
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Baddington, B reviewed on 18 Jan 2012
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Michael-Vilain reviewed on 08 Sep 2011
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Your "cautious" review is full of slander. That, or you are confusing us with a completely different provider.
1. You got a phone call from our "manager"? We don't even offer phone based support. Our customer support team works via online ticket desk, email and live chat. No phone calls from "managers" to any of our 200 K customers. You are surely confusing things.
2. You got a spam email on our behalf, from your IP address? We don't track or take any advantage of user IPs and we certainly don't use these IPs for spam purposes. True, as part of a pre-download signup you are required to provide an email address to which we later send out newsletters every couple weeks or so – purely informative stuff, software related information and product updates, with just as relevant links. Not interested in the newsletter content? No problem – click "unsubscribe".
3. Software takes over the desktop – please switch from full screen mode to system tray.
That said, please get in touch with us for product related help and stop making statements that have no factual basis.
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As to your product, it took over the screen and did very limited things until I paid for more services. Not willing to give you guys a nickel for such stuff. The fact that you got all cartoony about my negative comments and posted a HUGE self-review here speaks VOLUMES. You should read up on the Streisand Effect.
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Katie Carter reviewed on 27 May 2011
I want to start a blog in a personal development niche, and it's pretty overloaded - there's no reason plugging into it unless you have an edge. I did keyword research and studied my competitors from a 'common sense' view point for a decent time, and then I looked for some back link checkers and was pretty satisfied to find spy glass.
- It found up to 25-30k links for the best websites - I wasn't that lucky with free online tools
- At first I was shocked at the amount of data provided - waaaaaaaaaaay too much, but the support replied me in 6 hours to explain how to customize the workspace me.
- I'm particularly interested in the social media impact, so I left only twitter/facebook mentions, google buzz and bookmarks mentions, and I plan to track it over time.
- Got some very good ideas on promotion of my website and a bulk of stat data - thanks to developers
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frequencydip reviewed on 28 Mar 2011
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Whoisguard protected.
When a domain is WhoisGuard protected, it means that the domain owner opted for a private registration. WhoisGuard is a third-party service that replaces domain owner's personal information with their third-party information in Whois records. Domain owners may opt to use WhoisGuard so that they can remain anonymous.
When a domain is WhoisGuard protected, you have no way to contact the domain owner directly. You may contact WhoisGuard at the email provided in the Whois record for information pertaining to further contacting the domain owner.
(taken from https://support.domaintools.com/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=85)
Thus, folks, you will never know who owns or controls this software. Buyer beware.
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Binarypackrat reviewed on 28 Oct 2009
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I agree. I wouldn't buy anything from this software developer. It seems that they have their website hosted by Defender Technologies. SEO equals how-to-spam these days, anyway.
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BumbleB reviewed on 07 Apr 2009
Another reason I will *not* purchase a Live Plan is that the company is very shady. I think they are eastern european, but I don't know. Their website has no information to find anywhere with a mail address or anything. And the WhoIs information for their domain is "protected" by some privacy-service! What are they hiding???
PS: I know the purpose of the Live Plan is updates for the search engine algos, but please guys, my Live Plan expired last week, so I guess I would be fine without the nagging reminders!
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did it do what it says it does?
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I might as well just delete the app.
Besides, all those search engine updates are only guesstimation, since no one except from the search engines themselves know what factors play which role in search engine rankings.
And furthermore, this company is just shady. They always have a "special offer" that is "jus for yooz" and only for a "limited time" but never an indication as to how long. And two months later, the "limited time" offer still stands.
Fuck them.
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derbbre reviewed on 18 Dec 2008
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d_tisdal rated on 05 Dec 2011
bkoch rated on 03 Sep 2011
Sebastian-K rated on 28 Jun 2011
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Caberlin rated on 28 Mar 2011