Anyone got an upgraded semrush.com account?
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Hi Guys
I'd like someone to run and email a report on one of my competitors in an upgraded semrush.com account please!
I only want to run one report and don't really want to shell out $70 for one report. The company is super event dot co dot uk.
If any one could help that would be ace!
All the best
Ben
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I can do that, send me a private with the domain/email
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