Connect Alexa Internet integrations
Alexa Internet was retired by Amazon on May 1, 2022. While legacy Alexa integrations are no longer active, you can easily replicate and scale your domain intelligence workflows on Make using modern alternatives like Similarweb, Semrush, and Ahrefs. Sign up for a free Make account today to build your active SEO automation scenarios.

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Alexa Internet was officially retired by Amazon on May 1, 2022, and is no longer an active service. To automate your SEO workflows and monitor competitor traffic, explore alternative integrations on Make like Similarweb, Semrush, or Ahrefs.
Send data about websites from Alexa Internet to Google Sheets each month
Get the Traffic History from Alexa Internet for the previous month for each website address stored in Google Sheets spreadsheet. Then, save the data to a selected Google Sheets spreadsheet. This scenario may be triggered every first day of a month and this example sheet can be used.
Transition from Alexa Internet to Modern SEO Automation
Alexa Internet was retired on May 1, 2022. Use Make to easily migrate your traffic tracking workflows to active platforms like Similarweb, Semrush, or Ahrefs.
Seamless platform migration
Swap legacy Alexa Internet workflows for active SEO integrations like Semrush or Similarweb without rebuilding from scratch.
Advanced SEO metrics
Automate reporting for backlinks, organic search rankings, and search volume using active, industry-standard tools.
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Real-time traffic insights
Connect live, accurate domain intelligence databases to your Google Sheets or CRM for up-to-date competitor tracking.
No-code workflow automation
Keep your marketing operations running seamlessly by automating modern SEO alternatives using Make's drag-and-drop builder.
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