Can I set Up Multiple Campaigns For Same Website?
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I would like to set up one campaign for my main site example.com and another campaign for example.com/blog. Is it possible? I don't want crawling to overlap for these two separate campaigns.
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Hey! You can set up a campaign under a domain like Example.com then you can also just track a subfolder on that specific domain in another campaign. Just select the "subfolder" option when you set up the campaign and you can track www.example.com/blog.
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Example.com is built using one technology and example.com/blog/ is built on WordPress. They are on the same top level domain only
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For interior pages or the same top level domain?
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