Can you highlight a list of keywords in reports?
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Hello all,
My client recently asked me if there was a way to highlight a specific list of keywords to put on the first page of every report. These would be the highest priority keywords that we would always want to know the status of for his site.
In the reports section, I am only seeing options for organizing the keywords by rankings improved/declined and comparing to competitors. Would anyone know how to label/categorize this list of keywords and then produce them as part of the monthly reports?
Thank you,
Daniel -
I'll give it a shot, thank you again for your help!
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You could probably do something manually on this, although I have never tried it to be honest.
I tend to use the SEOMoz reports as they are easy, insightful and well formatted.
I would think the best way to achieve what you are after is to export the site rankings to csv and use Excel, set up conditional formatting to highlight a row where label is equal to "top keywords" or whatever label you use.
If you get any problems let me know and I will send you a quick example in Excel, the only downside of this is that you will have to run this report manually as there is no way of automating this info as far as i know.
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Thanks, Justin! At the very least, it sounds like I may be able to create a label for this list of keywords, filter my keyword results, and then export a PDF of those specific rankings. Would that work?
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Hi Daniel
It is possible to add labels to keywords within the SEOmoz PRO App, so you could add in the label "Top Keywords", but as far as I am aware there is no way to specifically highlight keywords or order the report by label.
You can order by top keywords, ranking improvements, declines etc but nothing that would give you the specific report you are after.
I would be a nice feature though, maybe worth suggesting it thru "request a feature"
https://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums/293194-seomoz-PRO-feature-requests
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