How do I get moz to search google with the settings of a certain city...ie keyword results as if I was living in Los Angeles ?
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Seomoz search setting question
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Hello,
The only thing I know is the "Google Adwords keyword Tool" - Try searching in that by selecting your country and then in the keyword box type in the keyword followed by the location.
You can also try "Goole Insights" to compare the search volume patterns across specific regions.
I hope this can help you.
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MPS,
First the only way to get city specific like that is to go into the SERP Control Panel in Firefox. (Doesn't work in Chrome, etc). At the bottom there is an option to create a new profile. Click that and follow along. USA/Washington/Bellevue and then name your profile. Obviously, you will want to select non personalized search.
Now as to doing the same in a campaign or utilizing rank checker, the only option is to use the city as a keyword: Home construction Spokane, etc.
I am testing the Bright local software and the same is true, if you want to get specific you must add the city as a keyword.
Hope it helps a bit.
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