Need a Google Doc That Imports List of Links From SEOMoz API
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Does anyone have one they'd like to share. I've seen the great ones by Tom Anthony but I am looking for the list of the first 1000 links that are available as part of the free API to be brought back into a Google Doc.
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Hi Mike,
Paul Rogers mentioned that he has built a tool that will query the SEOmoz API using Google Docs in a recent post on the SEOmoz Blog - How to Reach Bloggers, Ninja Style.
It might be worth following up with Paul to see if he can help you out.
Hope that helps,
Sha
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