Can you track multiple domains with the same key words and not use up your keyword limit?
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I have roughly 7 domains that I am trying to monitor with the same set of keywords. Is there a way to do this without using up your keyword limit. They are the same words just different sites.
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I do have the same problem, went to SeoMoz Pro Features, but couldn't find the post to support it! Is there already a solution?
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Great suggestion! If you would like, you can enter it at the SEOmoz feature request forum. Other members can vote it up, and the product team uses this to determine which features to work on.
https://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums/293194-seomoz-pro-feature-requests
This might be a popular one.
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It would be really useful to us if SEOmoz expanded on these capabilities...e.g. if we could input 5 domains into one campaign, and then connect a separate GA profile to each domain, and then view rankings and traffic data for each domain separately against the same keyword set...that would be amazing. We do that manually now, that would save us a couple hours each week and make SEOmoz an even better value.
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What you could do is add 1 domain, then add your common keywords only and add 3 of the other sites as Competitors. Unfortunately, you can only setup up-to 3 Competitors per campaign. I hope that helps
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