Any way to get moz to summarize over different similar domains?

[AlexSG]

Hi,

I am trying to better understand where we are with SEO before we try to engage a professional firm to work with us.

I have been using Moz to try to ascertain where we are and where we can go, but am running into difficulties because I have several 'mirror' domains. In particular:  mydomain.com.sg and mydomain.com

They rank differently for different keywords in both local search and 'non-local' search.  I dont want to remove either domain because some are ranking #1 for different keywords on different domains. Thanks to Dr.Pete's suggestion about using the rel-alternative, we have seen a bump in local search rankings so I don't think we are getting penalized for the 'duplicate' content as we have targeted the .edu.sg comain as the rel-alternative for en-sg and the .com domain for everything else.

I would love to have a single report showing rankings for keywords accross both the .com and the .com.sg   - Right now, I would need to run separate campaigns for both and then manually mix/match the results to see where we rank. For some keywords, looking at the .edu.sg for keyword X gives misleading results since the .com is actually ranking well (#1) and the .com.sg is 50+   Likewise for keyword Y where the .edu.sg ranks better than the .com      Ideally the report for .com.sg and/or .com would show the best ranking for either in keyword X and Y.

Is such a thing possible in Moz? Does anyone else have any suggestions about how to manage multiple mirrored domains that are intended to be mirrors of one-another but still are in use (and not 301'd) ?

[Cyrus-Shepard]

Hi Alex,

I get your frustration! It's sort of an unusual situation. Unfortunately, because those are different root domains, our rank trackers lack the logic to combine them in an either/or fashion.

As for other services, I'm not aware of any platforms that have this functionality, but it's possible. I'm familiar with Authority Labs, and I don't think they could help. Possibly http://www.advancedwebranking.com/?

Regardless, best of luck with your SEO!