SILE Reviews

Keyword Surfer Reviews

1. Milosz Krasinski

   | MD at Chilli Fruit Web Consulting | over 3 years ago
   Surfer Rides The Waves To Improved SEO

   These days, every brand is looking for affordable ways to improve their search ranking and, Surfer SEO helps you to do just that through its on page optimisation tool. Surfer SEO analyses over 80 ranking factors in order to come up with the data that you need to make sure that your content is head and shoulders above the competition. It does this in a really simple and straightforward way by handing you a document template which points you in the right direction in terms of keywords and word counts. Sounds great right? But is it any good? The following are our pros and cons of Surfer SEO:

   Surf’s Up

   Simple workflow - Surfer SEO is possibly the easiest SEO tool to use in that it offers a really straightforward, user friendly format.

   Semantic analysis - This tool provides keyword comparisons between top websites to help you make the right move.

   Content editor - Surfer SEO’s content editor can really help to structure and optimise your content quickly and easily.

   Multiple views - This tool allows you to check out your work in SERP View, Table View and Chart View to gain a comprehensive picture.

   Affordable - Surfer SEO offers three different price packages starting from just $59 per month and so is affordable for even the tightest of budgets.

   Wipeout

   Limited queries - Depending on which package you choose, Surfer SEO has a limit of 50 queries a day which can be a little stingy, particularly for larger companies.

   Ranking factors - At present, Surfer SEO only offers around 80 ranking factors per report.

   Transparency - Surfer SEO only offers averages for other websites and not full metrics which would be really useful.

   🏁 Competitors: Cora

SILE mentions (12)

• LaTeX and AsciiDoc

  I'm allergic to LaTeX ;-), but initially used SILE, which is a modern reimagining of TeX/LaTeX. It reads Markdown natively, so I could push the content in directly and style it for the printed page. However, SILE is still very early in development, and I had some major problems with baseline alignment. It turned out to be far less of a pain to do it in InDesign, even with the need to write conversion scripts. Source: about 1 year ago

• Typst, a modern LaTeX alternative written in Rust, is now open source

  What are your thoughts on SILE (https://sile-typesetter.org/)? I think it’s the tool roughly in this space, and “write djot -> SILE convertor” is on my hobby todo list. I am 95% sure in the djot part here, but I am fairly naive when it comes to typography, and can’t really estimate the SILE part. Source: about 1 year ago

• TeXmacs “The Jolly Writer” book now available as pdf download

  TeX/LaTeX is so addictive to use ... It's such a quirky and messy ecosystem. So organically grown over decades. Doing any complex layout is a struggle of trial and error and searching for advise, there's so many ways to do the same thing, you end up combining two dozens sometimes subtly incompatible packages, you end up gardening your own templates over time with meticulously embedded commentary to keep the... - Source: Hacker News / over 1 year ago

• Ask HN: LaTeX is great. Has anyone tried to build something better?

  I actually have really enjoyed SiLE[0] as a replacement. The only caveat being that it has no where near the ecosystem that LaTeX has built up over the years. I do think that it is better under the hood than LaTeX though and much easier to customize. [0]: https://sile-typesetter.org/. - Source: Hacker News / over 1 year ago

• Writing my PhD using groff

  Simon Cozens spent some time writing a new typesetter called SILE:

    https://sile-typesetter.org/.

  - Source: Hacker News / almost 2 years ago

Keyword Surfer mentions (1)

• Unlock the Secrets to Crafting Engaging Content and Building a Thriving Online Presence!

  Keyword Surfer is another free extension for Google chrome. It will help you identify what words people enter into Google when searching for a topic. You will need this extension when you are making final decisions on topics and the title of your blogs. Source: 12 months ago