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Research Tools > Keyword Analysis They do show different information than AdWords; however, the SEOmoz one is pretty cool, because it analyzes your completion as well. You may need to run the "Full Report" to get the information you are looking for; however, the basic summary is also very helpful when researching keywords. Mike

Right! I think that we will get a larger number of really interesting questions.... and will be great to see associates posting.

One more example related to exact match domains. http://www.lakai.lt no seo for a 3 years,(about 1000 monthly visitors) added google  analytics yesterday to catch 404 , and submited sitemap. Competitors are way too good for this kind of site, but still. For most competitive keywoards the site is on first SERP. I think stable number of visitors for a years does the job,  supporting such an unfriendly to google robot website.

Thanks, sussed now

Hi Justin, Ow... I just had a quick look and if I am not mistaken SEOmoz might actually have gotten better at picking up the duplicates in my case.  I just manually went through the list and I can't really fault the results... in hindsight. Note to self: manually check the data next time before replying to any posts! Cheers Greg

Hi! The best place to get this resolved is through help[at]seomoz.org since it's currently a manual process to get the stuck crawl tests removed.  I see that you've already sent in a ticket though so I'll continue the conversation there.  Thanks! Sam Moz Helpster

Thank you, Mike and James. This makes a lot of sense since this is the only blog page that has a comment. (embarrassing to say that publicly ;o) And I haven't gotten this notice for any other blog pages.

Hi Peter, But still no local aspect to the rank tracking? I was hoping that with having David Mihm on-board, the Rank Tracker would also allow for Local Rank Tracker? Any idea when this feature would be implemented? Just checking... Cheers Greg

Opa, Tudo bem Ricardo, tb sou do Brasil e tenho algumas duvidas sobre seo, sera que eu poderia te add no msn ( agora Skype ) para trocarmos algumas ideias  ? Obrigado.

Your only option is to download a csv of every keyword you've ever analyzed and just cut out everything you don't need. The link is at the very bottom right side under all the keywords. Hoping selective exporting is a feature they are currently working on.

Hello Dino, The tool went live a few hours ago. In order to dig into the issue with inconsistent results that you continue to see, the ideal means of communication would be a direct email with more info sent directly to help@seomoz.org. If you ask for Abe directly, I will be able to answer this directly. Abe.

Hi Slash, So I ran your URL through Screaming Frog and found 91 valid pages, and 38 404 errors. What I didn't find was the types of broken links you describe, so I suspect it's more likely an error with the SEOmoz crawler trying to parse your site. What's odd is that SEOmoz won't give you a duplicate content error if one of the URLs returns a 404, so there's likely more than one issue going on. Sorry... without looking at your actual campaign I'm at the limits of what help I can offer. Slash, I think your best bet here is to go over the help documentation and contact the help team (help@seomoz.org) for specific question about your campaign.

How do you find out if they have used SENuke?? This would be handy to know....

Glad to hear everything's working for you again! Let us know if you run into any other issues.

Howdy, Whoa - this looks like snakes nest of redirects!   Here's what I got using the Mozbar | 10. 302 Moved Temporarily | http://www.pcf.org/ | | 11. 301 Moved Permanently | http://www.kintera.org/site/lookup.asp?c=leJRIROrEpH&b=5699537 | | 12. 200 OK | http://www.pcf.org/site/c.leJRIROrEpH/b.5699537/k.BEF4/Home.htm | I know you stated you couldn't alter the nature of the redirects due to your CMS, but this looks like something you would want to address. Looks like Google has done a decent job of indexing your site, but all these redirects through other domains and 302s could send confusing signals, result in loss of link equity, and cause a loss of your search visibility. Regardless, you have 3 options in setting up a campaign, and it depends how you enter the URL. 1. For a root domain campaign, enter pfc.org 2. For a subdomain campaign, enter www.pfc.org 3. For a subdirectory campain, enter http://www.pcf.org/site/c.leJRIROrEpH/b.5699537/k.BEF4/ In this case, I'd recommend setting up a root domain campaign starting at pfc.org. This will crawl every url found on your site that contains pfc.org in the URL. This will set up your campaigns, but because of your crazy redirects you might run into a couple problems: I'm not quite sure how the SEOmoz crawlers will handle a redirect that points to another domain. The crawl might stop dead there. The same thing happens with the subdirectory, which returns a string of 302 redirects. The truth is, if SEOmoz crawlers have a hard time crawling your site, you could infer that for Google, it's a less than ideal experience. Regardless, I hope this gives you some direction to think about. Best of luck and if you have any trouble with your account, feel free to contact the SEOmoz Help Team directly at help@seomoz.org.

I'm no SEO guru, but when I started out I found keyword difficulty tools quite useful. I think if you're a newish/low-authority site, it's pointless and a waste of resources trying immediately to compete for, say "real estate" because bigger, better sites are way ahead of you. I got around the problem by targeting long-tail keywords "eg, real estate in Chatanooga". Less competition, easier to rank for and, because it's a more focused keyword than merely "real estate", greater clickthrough and ROI.

I guess I'll need to take this up with the official help channels. It's happening with a lot my clients in the backend, so I think it might be something with how roger crawls our sites. Thanks for help!