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Hi Yves, Thanks for writing in and sorry for any confusion. The number of keywords sending organic search visits to your site may be much higher than the traffic from the keywords you are tracking in your campaign because we are showing the total traffic data from organic searches, even if you are not tracking the keywords that are sending search visits to your site. You can see the list of keywords that you are not tracking that are sending traffic to your site from the Find New Keywords tab of the Manage Keywords section of your campaign here: http://pro.seomoz.org/campaigns/227408/find_new_keywords Please let me know if you have any other questions. Chiaryn

Hey Yves, Thanks for the question. Moosa is right that the best place for questions like this is to email help[at]seomoz.org so we can discuss with you directly about any troubles. I took a look at your campaigns and all three have data in the Link Analysis section. If you're not seeing that can you email in some screenshots of what you see so we can check further? As for the AdWords info, as we've stated, we no longer work with the AdWords data and are working on a new metric for Search Volume. Remember, you can still get this data freely and easily from Google's public Adwords Tool - https://adwords.google.com/o/KeywordTool. Thanks for your patience and understanding. Cheers, Joel.

Hi Yves!  This is Megan from the SEOmoz Help Team.  Unfortunately, we don't offer the option to analyze more than 5 keywords at a time using our Keyword Analysis tool.  I'm really sorry about this!  I think this would be a great option to have, though, and is perfect to post on our feature request forum: http://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums/293194-seomoz-pro-feature-requests You can vote for features you'd like to see and suggest your own, both of which help us determine what to build next. Add your request there and hopefully we'll see it come to fruition sometime down the line. Thanks!

We have a help hub at http://www.seomoz.org/help which has a lot of information, plus links to our weekly welcome webinar that walks you through our software. That should be a good start!

Thank you Smart Lock Just to be sure this means I still haev to check Google results individually with SEO_Moz on-page analysis to measure keyword difficulty? How much time do you devote to keyword analysis on a given topic?

Due to the size of the internet as a whole, you'll find that all of those type of tools have indexed different content. If you really want to see as many as possible, do a direct Google search on your domain in quotes "yoursite.com" and "www.yoursite.com"  Then use Webmasters Tools, Open Site Explorer, Majestic and AHrefs as a starting point. See Rand's blog on the size of the OSE database here: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/octobers-mozscape-update Moz crawled 55 billion URLs.  In May they were indexing 150 billion but have had issues with that.  Most importantly, on the crawl updates, they said: "**This bit is important: **Next index, we're going back down to between 70-90 billion URLs, and focusing on getting back to much fresher updates (we're even aiming to get to updates every 2 weeks, though this is a challenging goal, not a guarantee). The 150 billion+ page indices are an awesome milestone, but as you've likely noticed, the extra data does not equate with hugely better correlations nor even with massively higher amounts of data on the URLs most of our customers care about (as an example, in index 50, we had ~53 billion pages and 82.09% of URLs requested had data). That said, once our architecture is more stable, we will be aiming to get to both huge index sizes and dramatically better freshness." So Mozscape/OSE index, Ahrefs, Majestic, Google and WMT will all show different URLs - try to check them all once in awhile and definitely stick with Google, WMT and Moz for the big databases.