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Well Google collects our data, why should you not collect theirs. Put a button on your web site but dont make it easy to find, add some small print including your terms of use, and a disclamer that if search engines dont want their data scapped they can opt out by pressing the button, make them fill out a few forms, verify themsefls, make them wait 4 weeks then send them a no-reply email that does not address their concerns properly, so they have to go thought it all again.

Hi Jest, The help team generally doesn't read the Q&A forums, and only comes over here if one of the associates (like myself) flags the question. Sha Menz is correct in that the best way to get ahold of them is sending them an email in cases like this. They are aware of this problem, and are working to get it fixed. Watch the Twitter account for SEOmoz, as they will give updates about the status of this issue.

I have had a quick play with SerpIQ. I thought the following bits were quite interesting: can be used to find related terms and you can then dig down into the keyword difficulty for each keyword provides data on the availability of exact match domains for a keyword keywords can be grouped together to manage the keyword research process I think if the first point could be automated i.e. you give it a keyword it then goes off and finds related keywords and provides difficulty scores for them it could be a lot more useful. However, in terms of usability and usefulness I thought the SEOmoz keyword difficulty tool is far superior and won't be swapping any time soon. Some useful ideas for possible future upgrades for SEOmoz though.

There was a method by advertising on Adwords to see the real searches for exact match keywords, Google Adwords is WAY inaccurate.