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Competitors
Who do you want to track?
Earned Media
Earned Media
See what news outlets feature competitors and who’s writing about them. Know what sources and reporters to reach out to in order to get mentions.
Traffic
Traffic
View what is driving unique visitors, an increase the time on site, and how many pages your competitors’ audience is viewing by monitoring traffic.
Organic Search
Organic Search
See what contributes to changes in domain authority and if your competitors are getting more inbound links.
Text Ads
Text Ads
Track the text ads a competitor is running and where the text ad is published.
Display Ads
Display Ads
See what types of display ads a competitor is running around major marketing events.
Content Marketing
Content Marketing
Find the best content to create over your competitors. You’ll be able to spot the best pieces that resonate with your audience to produce the high quality that they crave.
Email
Email
More emails on weekends or emails with tons of images? See the exact emails your competitors are sending out without doing all of the subscription work.
Facebook
Facebook
You’ll know what are the most effective things to post on Facebook. Get more likes, fans, and viral posts by tracking Facebook.
Twitter
Twitter
See what tweets are driving followers and what content on Twitter is getting the most retweets from your competitors.
Pinterest
Pinterest
You can see what pins are increasing repins and how many boards your competitors have to fill in your own Pinterest strategies.
Instagram
Instagram
Know what filter to use and when to use it to gain more Instagram followers than your competitors.
Linkedin
Linkedin
Track how many LinkedIn followers your competitors have and what they are sharing on their company pages. See just how you can get more followers for your own page.
YouTube
YouTube
Get notified when a competitor’s Youtube video goes viral and see how many more subscribers they gain. You’ll never be in the dark about their videos again.
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— Mike Tomita, Sr. Program Manager, Web Marketing, Marketo