Is there an easy tool to add all keywords I need to seomozpro?
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In my website there are 3,300 products. www.theprinterdepo.com.
I have about 200 keywords on the seomoz account.
Every item has about 5 or more variations of keywords.
examples:
hp 1320
1320 printer
hp 1320 refurbished
1320 hp printer
hp laser 1320
and so on.
The question is:
Is there an easy way to add all the keywords related to my products and all its variations to the seomoz dashboard so I can more easily track them? If not, what do you suggest me to do?
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Hi Luis,
If you've got a lot of keywords to add at once, you can actually enter them in the Manage Keywords section. You can enter them separated by commas, tabs, or lines.
That's the most efficient way to add keywords to your account. Of course you'll need to make sure you aren't going to exceed your keyword quota or it could error out on you.
Thanks!
Joel. -
anyone please?
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