How can I see the history reports?
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Hi,
I want to see the history reports for my ranking. For example I can how my website traffic changed in past few months using Google Analytics but I am not able to monitor the performance of my keywords on seomoz. Is there any way to do it?
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I use advanced web rankings to monitor my rankings in conjunction with SEOmoz.
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if you add all your keywords to the rankings section of your campaign in seomoz then you can see how each keywords rankings change on a week to week basis. If you want to keep more detailed historical data then you may need to invest in software such as http://www.link-assistant.com/rank-tracker/
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