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We recently announced some improvements to Raven including new SEO reports, a rebooted Research Central and some social upgrades. Among our social upgrades is the ability to search Twitter from within Raven. Not only can you search Twitter in Raven, you can also save searches, refine searches using Twitter’s …
With our drag-and-drop reporting system, Raven makes it quick and easy to report on data from sources like Google Analytics and Google AdWords. And did you know that for many reporting modules, you can compare that data to a previous period? There are lots of options, …
SERP Tracker is one of the most popular tools in Raven, but the advanced reporting options found in Report wizard are less well known. By default, SERP Tracker reports include the basic data found in your account: your keywords, your search engines and their corresponding …
Lots of Raven users want to report on how rankings change for their keywords over the course of each reporting period. To make the most of Raven’s capabilities here, it helps to first know the meaning of all the metrics in your Raven rankings report. …
We have Raven users all over the world. One common question I get from new folks checking out Raven in a trial account is “Does Raven work in Israel/Germany/South Korea/etc?” And the answer (for the most part) is: Yes! If you’re working with non-English data, here are the …
Locating contacts for websites you’re prospecting for a link or other relationship can be a tedious job. Raven users, however, are in luck: Our Discover Contacts feature helps you find contacts automatically, saving hours of digging around in search of email addresses associated with your …
With Raven’s new updates to Content Manager, users are now able to use Copyblogger’s Scribe 4 content analysis tool to help figure out exactly what their work is missing. Not only does Scribe automatically figure out your keyword density and prominence for the most SEO-friendly …
Ever since the link reporting module in Raven’s Report Wizard got a big makeover, Raven users have many (and I mean many) options to report on, which is totally awesome if you ask me. Some of the added and improved features include: The ability to organize …
We recently announced updates to tasks and messages in Raven. There used to be only two types of tasks: one-time and scheduled. Now there are three. Introducing the resetting task… Say you want a frequent reminder to interact with someone on Twitter, but it doesn’t …
Since the advent of Google+, we’ve received a boatload of requests asking when or if Raven would support Google+ management in the same way that we support Twitter and Facebook. It’s, by far, the most frequently asked question in the Q&A chats during our weekly …