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How many competitors can you track?

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toby-02 last edited by

Hi All,

How many competitors can you track in a campaign? It appears to only allow 3 competitors.

Thanks,
Toby
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jasongmcmahon last edited by
You can add 5 campaign in SEOmoz for tracking your competitors, but:
- If you change competitors, you lose any historical data for any (old) competitor you replace
- you can't add more competitors to a campaign once an initial limit has been set, so I couldn't go from 3 to 5 competitors in a campaign I updated recently
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SanketPatel last edited by

Hi toby

You can add 5 campaign in SEOmoz for tracking your competitors, but i open site explorer you can see back-links of your many competitors by adding URL's. It will help you in tracking the back-links of your competitors .
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rmontanez last edited by

You can track up to three. in the OSE up to 5 at one time.
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