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Zinn® SEO how-to: See a competitor's traffic and top pages

Step by step in Zinn® SEO: How many visits a competitor gets from Google each month, what that traffic would cost in ads, and which of their pages bring it, so you know what to write next. You pay for each check from your Zinn® credit, and the price is shown before anything runs.

See a competitor's traffic and top pages

How many visits a competitor gets from Google each month, what that traffic would cost in ads, and which of their pages bring it, so you know what to write next. You pay for each check from your Zinn® credit, and the price is shown before anything runs.

  1. Open Competitor traffic — Go to SEO, Research toolbox, Competitor traffic.
  2. Type the websites — Up to 10, one per line, such as competitor.com.
  3. Run the check — Check the country, press See their traffic (one charge per website) and confirm.
  4. Read their traffic — For each website: estimated visits a month from Google, how many searches it ranks for, what that traffic is worth in ads, and the pages that bring the most visits. The figures are estimates from search data, for comparing sites, not the site's own analytics.
  5. Plan a better page — Open a top page to see what it covers, then plan a better page of your own with Content brief.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/see-a-competitors-traffic-and-top-pages

Before you start

Zinn® SEO is not available to download or buy yet: it is in its final testing. Try every screen now on the live demo at https://demo.zinnseo.com/; https://zinnseo.com/ has the full feature list, the user guide and the launch news.

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