Does the feature "Competitive Domain Analysis " include subdomains?
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Hey guys,
I have set our domain as www.domain.com at the campaign settings, but i'm not sure if the link analysis ("Competitive Domain Analysis") does include subdomains?
Does anybody know this?
Greez
Chris
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Root domain when setting up your campaign means all domains under domain.com
If you chose root domain then reports should show data for subdomains as well
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yes, root domain means set the domain name with www.*.com, or? not *.com
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It depends how you set up your campaigns, you need to set up as a root domain
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