Need a quick simple report comparing popularity of two brand names...
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CURT Manufacturing compared to Reese Products.
Both sell towing and trailer hitch products.
What is the best approach you can recommend using the Pro tools?
I perform lightweight analytics using Google Analytics, and some keyword tools here, and also Majestic SEO and Compete - but not a pro and would LOVE it if someone can give me best course direction.
Thank you,
M Adelman
CURT Mfg. -
Set up a Campaign. It is very easy to do. Enter in your main site's URL, along with up to 3 competing sites. You can also track various keywords and measure performance between the sites.
Just select CAMPAIGN from the SEOmoz navigation bar.
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