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How Do I Track SEO Rankings with Google Analytics?

 

How to Track SEO Rankings with Google Analytics

How Do I Track SEO Rankings with Google Analytics?

If you want to track your organic rankings in Google, there are a number of commercially available SEO tools that will get the job done. 

However, few people realize that you can use Google Analytics to track your SEO rankings. 

Not only can you customize Google Analytics to show your keyword rankings alongside the rest of your data, unlike other tools, Google Analytics is an exceptional bargain at the low, low price of FREE!

For more information, check out web analytic page.

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Answered by: Julie Perkins


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