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Hi Robert,
you have such a long list so we'll give you a couple of examples how to do the queries but I suggest taking a look at our tutorial at https://support.supermetrics.com/support/solutions/articles/19000050080-how-to-create-a-reporting-dashboard
Google search trends can be fetched like this:
With MailChimp, you can see all the available metrics when you click on the "Select":
Google+ and Twitter followers queries follow the same pattern. Just choose the data source, account(s) and metrics you want to see.
Alexa is unfortunately supported by Supermetrics yet. More info on new data sources can be found from here: https://support.supermetrics.com/support/discussions/topics/19000015989
Best regards,
-Supermetrics Team
Robert Granholm
Hi,
I'm a new customer considering your product, can you provide the rank a website has for a specific search term, if so how?
I'm trying to reproduce this list of items
Google Search: financial advisor for physicians
Google Search: financial planner for physicians
Google Search: financial planner for doctors
Google Search: financial planning for physicians
Google Search: financial planning for doctors
Google Search: financial advice for doctors
Google Search: physician family financial advisor
Google Search: physician family
Mailchimp: Subscribers
Page View: All Users
Sessions: All Users
Avg Visit Duration (secs): All Users (secs)
Unique Users
New Users: Bounce Rate
New Users: Page Views
New Users: Sessions
New Users: Pages/Session
New Users: Avg Session Duration (secs)
Google+: Followers
Twitter: Followers
Alexa: Incoming Links
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Month
Prospects Generated
Initial Visits Held: all prospects
Initial Visits Held: web prospects
Prospects Converted: web only