In this video, you will learn about customizing the columns in the domain table, so that you can.
We have bucket loads of metrics at DomCop. The bad news about having so many metrics is that it’s impossible to show all of them in the domain table. We therefore by default only show a bunch of metrics. However, you can choose to add or remove any metric from your domain table by customizing the columns of your table. To do so, click on the “Settings” link at the top right and then click on “Customize Columns” link in the menu that opens up.
On the page to the left, you will see all your existing metrics in the “Current columns” section. You will also see all available metrics in various sections to the right of the “Current columns” section.
To add a new metric to your “Current Columns” section, simply drag it into this section. Let’s say we want to add “Moz Spam Score” to our domain table. We simply find it in the “Moz” section and then click “Moz Spam Score” and drag and drop it to the “Current Columns” section. Once done, simply click the “Save” button and then go back to the Domains page (click the logo) and you will find Moz Spam Score as a new column in your domain table.
If you want to remove a metric, you simply click the metric in the “Current Columns” section and drag and drop it to any of the sections to the right. Let’s say that we don’t care much for Alexa Rank. We can simply click the Alexa Rank metric and drag it to the right and drop it to any section. Once done, click the “Save” button and this will permanently change our columns.
If you want to revert back to the original state of the columns, simply click the “Reset” button. The will revert all your changes back to the default state of columns.
Well, that was easy hopefully. Thanks for watching.
Feel free to send us any questions you have at support@domcop.com
Happy Domain Hunting Guys!
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