Changing Date Range in SEOMoz Campaign Reports?
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Hey,
I'm trying to create some old reports for a client and wanted to see how I can adjust the reports to a specific timeframe so I can view the statistics & changes between that time frame.
Is this possible?
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Hi Gabe,
That would be a cool feature. Unfortunately, at this time there isn't a method for adjusting reports to a specific time period.
The ranking tab has an option for downloading your entire ranking history to csv. You can manipulate this data in Excel to create time-based ranking reports.
As for custom reports, these are generated on a weekly or monthly basis, but not for historical data. If this is a feature you would like to see, feel free to submit it to the PRO feature request forum, where members can vote on it to put it in the queue.
Thanks for suggestions, and best of luck with your SEO!
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Gabe,
My guess is that one of the associates will see this and offer any assistance also. I would suggest an email to help@SEOmoz.org and ask about the possibilities. They respond quickly, they are Pacific time so probably still snuggled up to the teddy bear, but likely you would know in a couple of hours. -
thanks for the response Robert. Ideally what i'm looking for is to be able to plug in a date range... but if that's not possible, I'll have to do what you explained for each report.
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Gabe,
If your campaign has been up during the entire time, there are history tabs that will show you performance over time. For Keyword rankings there is a clock icon at the end of the term that will show you the ranking history for that term.
For crawl diagnostics it is displayed on the page. For links, there is a history tab (this is actually a very cool thing to measure sites against competitors over time).If you are wanting to plug in a date range and simply show that, I do not know of a way to do that.
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