Export keywords and labels?
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Does anybody know an easy way to export all keywords and labels from seomoz?
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Thanks Thomas. Ill try that
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when you say to know an easy way to export all the key words and labels from SEOmoz do you mean from your campaign?
I would have to say run the campaign tool and have it send you a report every week. Inside that report you will receive all the keywords for that particular domain.
If you are simply trying to export them somehow? I would ask the folks that SEOmoz if they would simply send you a spreadsheet with them sure that they would.
I hope I have been of help,
Thomas
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