Is it possible to see rankings on a graph?
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Would it be possible to display Ranking data on a graph to show progress over a period of time?
It would be great to be able to show a client how a certain keyword has improved over a time period.
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Thanks! I thought it must be possible, but was just being a bit blind!
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yes you can with seomoz ranking
In your campaigns----->ranking-----near the keyword list, if you go over with a mouse, there are two icons, one of this is "ranking history"
click and you can see a time graph and if you want can export a pdf format
Ciao
Maurizio
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Hi Barney,
if you are talking about the SEOmoz keyword tool, yes, this is possible. If you hover over a keyword, you will see a pie chart next to it (with tooltip "Keyword Ranking History"). If you click this chart, you will see how your keyword has performed over time, since you added it to your campaign.
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