Non search traffic in a report, user data etc
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Are there any plans so we could add more data from Google Analytics to the seomoz reports? At the moment the reports are nice but my clients want to know the bigger picture than just the search traffic. They need to know the total traffic, the bounce rate, pages viewed etc - data in Google Analytics. There are other seo type tools which offer this information when you generate reports and if seomoz were to allow it then it would make life so much easier as I would not need to maintain a subscription here for the cool tools on offer and to offer websites at up to $100 a month just to generate client reports.
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Hi, thanks for the answer. Yes, that might be a solution but would be nice to show everything in one report as per a tool such as Raven or Automatic Ranking Checker.
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You can set up reports in Google Analytics for free. You can have these reports sent to you or the client automatically every month. It will probably take you a few hours to set up exactly what reports you want. After that, it will take no time at all.
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