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Keyword Lists - Omitting Keywords

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brianglassman last edited by

I've had trouble adding keywords to Keyword Lists - specifically when I add a large list of keywords (400+), and only 50 or 75 keywords are analyzed.

Is there a reason this happens?
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brianglassman last edited by

Thanks Jo, will do!
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jocameron Staff last edited by

Hey there!

Jo from the Moz support team here, sorry for the trouble you've had!

I think it may help to see your list and then we can give it a go at our end.

Would it be ok to email the list csv or excel file to [email protected] for us to investigate?

Cheers!

Jo
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