Client Dashboard Options
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My company is an agency, and we manage many SEO Campaigns. I love the reports, but I'd really like to add an online dashboard that my clients can login to and see the same up to date stats as I do in Moz Pro. I can't do it with Seats because you can't limit a seat to a specific campaign (as far as I know).
Has anyone found a solution for this?
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That would be a very good feature
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