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How can I change (specifically, decrease) the reporting/crawling frequency of the keyword ranking?

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MackenzieFogelson last edited by

It always seem to compare the standings based on the week before, which confuses the issue when I'm only reporting monthly or quarterly. Is there currently (or might there be in the future) a way to set this so that the comparison is based on a time period that I specify?
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MackenzieFogelson @Getz.pro last edited by

Even Rank Tracker only compares to the week before and the guide says specifically that it cannot be changed. Sigh. Thanks, though.
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Getz.pro last edited by

I think this is a feedback question. I will say that you might want to look at Rank Tracker which allows you to either check automatically every week, or manual update.
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