Keyword rank tracking across subdomains
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I would like to track how keywords rank across blog.website.com and www.website.com without setting up separate campaigns for each. We don't care if the blog, or the main site rank, we just want something to rank and therefore want to track both sites in 1 campaign. Is there a way to do this without setting up a separate campaign for the subdomain and the main site?
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Hi Amy,
If you set up a Campaign for the url 'website.com' we will automatically track rankings for all the subdomains on your site.
However if you want to separate these out to show results just for a particular subdomain vs another you would need to set up two Campaigns one for www.website.com and blog.website.com
You can read more about Campaign setup here on our Help Hub.
I hope this helps!
Jo
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Hi,
Treat subdomains as a separate site across your Google accounts as well as Moz tracking.
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Hi
Set up a separate search console property for the two url's. That is the easiest method that allows you to measure and track both sites separately.
Hope that helps.
Regards
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