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# Finding and adding competitors

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**Good to know:** Seodity can automatically suggest the best competitors based on your website's keywords that we have found.
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## Suggested competitors

Discovering your competitors in Seodity is easy with our suggested competitors' feature.

Step 1: Click on the project's settings button, located at the top of the page. 

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Step 2: Go into the competitors' tab, where you can see a list of suggested competitors.&#x20;

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By following these simple steps, you'll be able to quickly and easily identify potential competitors for your project in Seodity.
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## Adding competitors

Adding competitors to your project in Seodity is a straightforward process

### Suggested

To add a suggested competitor, navigate to the competitors' tab and simply click the "+" icon next to the suggested competitor.&#x20;

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### Adding manually

Method 2: Alternatively, you can add your own competitors by manually typing their domain name in the text area below the table and clicking enter.&#x20;

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By using either of these methods, you'll be able to keep track of your competitors in Seodity easily.
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