Learn how to use Rank Tracker to analyze rank progress for any given keyword. Get your Daily SEO Fix!
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Moz's Rank Tracker tool retrieves search engine rankings for pages and keywords, and stores them for easy comparison later. With it, you can analyze and track rank progress for a keyword or set of keywords that you may not want to include within a Moz Analytics campaign.
In today’s Daily SEO Fix, James dives into the tool to show you how to use Rank Tracker to start keeping tabs on the ranking history of a given keyword.
This video is part of The Moz Daily SEO Fix tutorial series--Moz tool tips and tricks in under 2 minutes. To watch all of our videos so far, and to subscribe to future ones, make sure to visit the Daily SEO Fix channel on YouTube.
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Heyo Mark!
Nice! Please let us us know if you have any questions at all.
--Kelly
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Hey Kelly I'm going to watch it.
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