Tracking Phrases in MOZ Analytics
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I am currently using the 30 day trial of the MOZ Analytics tool to see if we want to continue. I know how to track one word key terms but how can I track multi word phrases? It only seems to pick up on the single word terms. Thanks to anyone that helps.
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Hey David
Let us know if you're all set with Martijn's answer. But do you mean;
a) after entering multi-word keywords Moz does not then track them correctly?
or
b) you are having trouble entering multi-word KW's to begin with into the software? I just tried adding a multi-word KW and it seemed to work fine (even without quotes) so maybe there was a bug. If you continue to have trouble you can also email help@moz.com directly for product related support.
-Dan
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Hi David,
If I remember correctly you can enter phrases with quotes around them like: "two words".
Hope this helps!
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