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awebdesign last edited by

can I add more than 3 competitors? or it is the limit. thanks.
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VascoSven last edited by

Hi Chiaryn,

When is this update to 5 competitors going to happen?
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mccormackmorrison @ChiarynMiranda last edited by

Great - 3 is really quite limiting
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ChiarynMiranda Staff last edited by

Unfortunately, three competitors is currently the limit for each campaign. Moz Analytics is being built to support 5 competitors, however, so we should be able to support more competitors per campaign in the future. Keep an eye out for the full release of Moz Analytics for this update to the tool!

Thanks,

Chiaryn
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AndersS last edited by

It appears as if this is the limit.
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