SECockpit - Keyword Research and SEO Management Software Trial for 5 days!

[Mr.Guru]

Are you getting any results from G+ 1?

[jason77]

G+1 definitely helps in ranking the keywords.. It works for me, but you will need to have organic and some good amount of +1!

[MikeOL]

Yeah I hope it works! It is the part of Google so off course it makes sense.

[jason77]

Research quality of this tool is really amazing.

[It'sOkayNow]

Can this tool to be cracked?

[Jaguarfire]

It cannot be cracked, because its a Cloud based application.. like SEOmoz.

[MikeOL]

It's a cloud based App.. so, how to do blackhat stuff on this tool?

[Jaguarfire]

Not possible buddy! It's an online tool.

[pkfarnv]

Nice tool...hope it will be helpful for us.thanks for sharing.

[Mr.Guru]

Here is the helpful review of SECockpit!

I've been using SECockpit now for the past couple of months after getting a bit disgruntled with Market Samurai's bugs and general slowness. Out of fairness, MS has sorted a lot of its problems it seems now.. Anyway, here is my honest opinion of SECockpit..

1. The speed with which it pulls in and then displays all the data is extremely fast. On its own this is a massive plus for me, as I plough through a lot of keyword research. It take sapproximately 30 seconds to display about 1000 keywords and its associated data, which is fantastic.

2. The data I mention in point 1 is very comprehensive and the best bit is that it uses SEOMOZ for a lot of that data. If you don't know what SEOMOZ does then I suggest you search on Warrior about the services they offer. In short, their backlink and other data is second to none and as close to Google's algo as you can get for an independent service.

3. The 'at-a-glance' table view of everything can get a bit crowded if you have everything open at once. Thankfully, you have the ability to switch of the things you don't want to see, so it isnt a massive problem.

4. The competitive analysis for me is the best bit and the overriding reason why I shall be keeping my subscription for the long term. I am not clear on the algorithm it uses to measure (I know it uses SEOMOZ) for part of it, but whatever, it is very accurate. What used to take me a longish time to do for just 1 keyword, now takes 30 seconds to pull in the data for a thousand keywords! I measure the competitiveness of a keyword based on its on page and off page SEO attributes and my test reveal that SECockpit have a similar approach.

There are a few minor niggles with SECockpit but they really are minor. For instance, I would like the ability to automatically size each column of the table so I dont have to keep resizing just to read various long keyword phrases. Also, the filters are great but some of them seem to use an arbitrary number. The problem is that it is difficult to get a frame of reference for some of the columns. For example, the CPC column is easy to understand as it is measured in $ but the niche value, what is that measured in? I would also like to see some checkboxes next to each keyword so that you can select a bunch of keywords and then choose to export just those as an Excel spreadsheet.