Is there a SEO Moz Competitor Analasys tool that will show me how many Vistors their site receives?
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I'm trying to find out how much traffic a competitor gets. Is there an SEOmoz tool for this?
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True, but it is about as close as you will get without GA access, and I can't imagine getting GA access to a competitor! It's just a ball park figure to work with.
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These are tools I have used before but I'm not sure I trust the data much because I have compared what they say to sites I have actual Google Analytics data for and they don't match.
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