This video will explain how to generate a competitor comparison report. The competitor comparison report allows you to compare your URL to a competitor's URL and discover what level of Google Ads activity they are engaged in. It also highlights the keywords they are bidding on that you aren't. This report can be accessed from the Research tab. Select competitor comparison. This will open the competitor comparison report as seen here. Enter your URL and your competitor's URL. Choose the region. Hit the search button to generate the report. Your competitor comparison is now ready. It includes Google Ads comparison for keywords, traffic and cost data. The report also contains keywords that competitors are bidding on that may be opportunities for you. This will give you a good insight into further keyword list expansion opportunities. Your site section will show you keywords crawled from your domain. The competitor site section will show you keywords detected from their website that may also be relevant to you. Be sure to save these keywords to your keyword list. There is also an option to search for more results on the bottom left, giving you a broader selection of keyword ideas. Thanks for watching! ♪♪The Competitor Comparison Report allows you to compare your URL to a competitor's URL and discover what level of Google Ads activity they are engaged in. It also highlights the keywords they are bidding on that you aren't!
On the Ad Alchemy Dashboard, click Research and select Competitor Comparison.
Add your site and the competitor's set, and choose your top-level domain or region. The United States is the default selection on every report. Click Search.
You will have the option to Export or Save the keywords to your keywords list. You can also generate more keywords by clicking the More Results button.
Click Save Report on top of the page and fill out the details to add your report to the Ad Alchemy Dashboard.
Google Ads Keywords: Estimated number of your keywords and your competitor's keywords in Google Ads.
Google Ads Traffic: Estimated number of web users who visited your website and your competitor's website
Google Ads Traffic Cost: Estimated spend for the website traffic received.
This section will show the keywords your competitor is bidding on that you aren't. This will provide the following data:
Volume: The estimated number of times a specific keyword is searched in Google.
Cost-Per-Click (CPC): The estimated amount you will pay for each click.
Competition: This will show how many advertisers compete for a particular keyword. A competition score is a number between 0 and 1, where a lower score indicates a lower level of competition, while any score closer to 1 indicates a higher competition.
Trends: This will show the audience's behavior on a specific keyword.
This section will show your keyword performance and where your users land after clicking your ad. This tab will show the estimated Search Volume, Cost-Per-Click, Competition, Trends, and the following data:
Position: Location where your ads appeared.
URL: What specific page do your users land on after clicking your ad?
Traffic(%): Estimated percentage of users who visited your site.
Traffic Cost(%): Estimated percentage of your spend for the website traffic you received.
This is similar to Your Site Performance Section, but this tab will show your competitor's keyword performance and where their users land after clicking their ad. You'll see where your competitor stands and how they manage their website URLs.
Here's a sample preview of a Competitor Comparison Report.
Run a Competitor Comparison Report and know where you stand out! Understand your competitor's key selling points and tweak yours to exceed your competitor's offer.
Which is your recommended report?
It really depends on what you're trying to achieve. We suggest you spend time running reports and becoming familiar with report insights to ensure you get the most out of your Ad Alchemy Partnership.
How old is the date shown on the report?
The data in the reports are updated monthly, at least.
Where does your data come from?
Our research data is pulled from SEMRush. Most of our reports are unique in combining API pulls from SEMrush into a unique piece of information. For example, it may look at your website compared to your competitor and show what keywords they are bidding on that you are not.