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Feature Request - Consolidated Ranking "Watchlist"

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GuyWallGCL Subscriber last edited by

Working across several campaigns I track a lot of different keywords. Not all of these keywords receive the same level of attention from me all at the same time. At the moment I use a label of "Watchlist" to track the most important keyword terms, but the limitation of this is I have to check each account separately.

It might be nice and useful to have a consolidated watchlist of important keyword terms which spans across all accounts, so I can quickly see at a glance the snapshot of those most important keywords.
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RossKernez last edited by

Yeah, that it would nice to get this feature in the future.

Ross
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GuyWallGCL Subscriber @RossKernez last edited by

That's why I've posted this feature request my friend
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RossKernez last edited by

Hi there,

I do not think they have that feature at MOZ.

Ross
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