Link Building Management Tool That Syncs Sweetly With Google Analytics
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Hi,
I would like a link building management tool that syncs with Google Analytics, so that I can
- Easily see traffic referrals from link acquired sites
- Easily see traffic from keywords that were anchored in the link acquisition
Browny points for the tool to be a CRM as well.
Raven Tools cant do this.
Does anyone know of a tool? Or do I keep building custom reports in Google Analytics!
Thanks.
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I think that reply is pretty good at least they will consider it with the product team.
Could be a easy way to get this feature implemented.
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This was the response from Raven -
Hi Chris,
The only feature we have that is close to this would be auto-importing referrers from Google Analytics. If you go to Google Analytics settings within Raven, you can turn on auto-importing of your referrers to the Link Manager.
I like your idea of showing traffic on keywords that are anchor text you're requesting. Right now you can turn on Google Analytics traffic in SERP Tracker, so you can see traffic laid up against your ranking results, but this is an interesting idea too. I'll send it over to our product team for consideration.
Alison
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Good question Chris, I think we need this within link management software, would be beneficial.
@dejan Will it be Omniture ready Dan and not just GA
But really I think this is something that Raven Tools should implement, I would email support and see what their thought is on it.
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Need a beta tester?
It seems like a logical test for all of these link management tools - it's nice to be able to enter link data into a web app, but it's free to also do this in a google spreadsheet which basically achieves the same thing.
Make sure you also hook it upto GA Goal Tracking. Seeing traffic from link building is great, seeing goals achieved is awesome.
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We're building one on client's request
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