Filer Keyword Suggestions By Difficulty Score
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When I use the keyword tool, I'd like to be able to set the suggestions list to only show keywords below a certain a level of difficulty score. I know that I can click on a word to see it's difficulty score but that process is tedious.
It doesn't seem like there is a direct way to do this. Has anyone developed an efficient indirect process for this? Has MOZ given any thought to including a filter for Difficulty score similar to the filter available for monthly volume?
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Thanks Samantha, I appreciate the response.
As for adding the keywords to a list to see the scores that's essentially what I've been doing. For me, the issue isn't using up queries it's just that the process takes so long. It would save me countless hours to just be able to tell the sheet to only show me keywords below a certain difficulty. That with the monthly volume filter would let me zero in on perfect keywords VERY quickly.
As I read your response though I realize if that were possible it could effectively mean you have an unlimited number of queries. I completely understand that MOZ would have to be conscious of how to price that in order to not essentially make every subscription unlimited. However, I would certainly appreciate the development team looking into it and would be willing to pay a higher subscription price to get it.
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Hi there,
Thanks so much for reaching out! Sam from Moz's Help Team here - I'm afraid at the moment there is no option to filter by Difficulty within the Suggestions area. You could always add keywords from the Suggestions area into a Keyword List to view their difficulty scores but this would use up some of your keyword queries unfortunately.
I'll definitely pass on this feedback to our dev team though, as it's a great idea and something that we may be able to work towards in the future.
Let me know if I can help with anything else!
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