Can I change Keyword Analysis from Google USA to Google Brasil:
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I am on SEO MOZ pro and I am running an analysis on some Keywords. I would like to see how competitive they are on Google Brasil, but I only see GOOGLE USA and don~t know how to change it.
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Glad to help.
Have a great weekend.
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Thank you very much. That's exactly what I was looking for.
Cheers
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Hi Julian,
Since it is competitive analysis you are looking for, you can use the SEOmoz Keyword Difficulty Tool to check your keywords in Google Brasil.
When you add a keyword (up to 5 at a time) there are two selectors to the right of the input screen. The first allows you to choose a search engine. It is set to Google by default. The second selector enables you to choose your preferred Country. Just choose Brazil from the list and then run your analysis.
Rand wrote a comprehensive blog post on the recent update to the tool - The Best Kept Secret in the SEOmoz Toolset.
So far as I know it is not possible to choose a region specific search engine for Keyword Rankings in your campaigns, but if you want to check this for sure you could email the SEOmoz Help Team at help [at] seomoz.org.
Hope that helps,
Sha
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