What if I have multiple sites? Do I need to register separately?'
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I have 3 sites which has been running for 3-5 years. I've limited knowledge on SEO and some handholding is needed.
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Ahhhh, I see, well there are a lot of reasons to do them all separately, but if you want to do them all in one campaign, then they have to be on the same domain.
You said register though, so I just wanna' make sure my new friend isn't cracking into his wallet too fast, because you only have to register and pay once.
They have a 30 day free trial for pro (which comes with 5 campaigns, and 300 keywords), pro plus (with 1,000 keywords, 12 campaigns), and pro elite ( 3,500 keywords, 30 campaigns)
I'm guessing that they are all separate domains, so in that case you would set up 3 new campaigns.
- Go to -> http://pro.seomoz.org/campaigns
to start your first campaign
Then honestly, with SEOmoz. Bam. My job her is done, ahaha. They will walk ya through the rest, and 4 steps, and you will be done in no time!
I'll be around for about an hour if you need anymore help.
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Yes Tyler. Thank for your prompt response. It's much appreciated!
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Hey there Frank. Well, that would depend on what you are registering them for. Regardless of how many or how old they are.
Do you mean here on SEOmoz?
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