How do I know top pages (first on Google) for one website?
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Hi!
I'm SEOMOZ PRO user and I want to know which pages of other website are ranking on top on Google, Yahoo, Bing, ecc... with relative position (rank).
Is there a features of SEOMOZ for it?
Regards
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There are a number of great tools you can use on SEOmoz for site, competitor and ranking analysis.
Here is their rank tracker: http://ranktracker.seomoz.org/
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It all depends on your keywords generate a keyword list and create a campaign
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