Is there a way to pull ALL rankings for a site for a set of keywords?
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I'm fairly new to SEOMoz, and am looking for a way to pull all rankings for a site with the keywords I've listed, not just the top ranking. So for instance if my site ranks for the keyword "widget maker in MO" in two spots. The current rank report will only show me the top result. I know I can click on each keyword individually and see a full list of the top 50, but I'm looking for a more automated way of doing this (I'm the only SEO at my agency and time is an issue). I previously used Advanced Web Ranking and the tool would like me pull a CSV of the top 30 sites for each keyword I was tracking and then I could just search for my site and pull those results easier.
Anyone know of a shortcut or report I should use?
Thanks!
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Depending on what time you do/don't have you could create a spreadsheet in Google Apps or Excel linked to the SEOmoz API and run it that way.
Other alternatives are rank tracking tools/plugins for your browser (the 'Rank Tracker' for Firefox works well, for example). A tool we use, however is the free Rank Tracker from Link Assistant. You just have to make sure you log into your Google account through the settings so you don't get inundated with CAPTCHAs.
Hope this helps.
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