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Competitive Search Terms?

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jmueller0823 last edited by

Does Moz provide a way to see what search terms are generating traffic on competitive sites?

Thanks!
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jmueller0823 last edited by

No -- competitive -- as in "competitive sites". I want to see my competitor's keywords. I found the answer, but thanks. (The answer is SEM Rush)
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GPainter last edited by

Hi there,

Sorry to keep you waiting. Yes you can under the Search > Keyword rankings there is a keyword analyzer which can tell you how competitive the keyword is. I Would also recommend looking into Google ad words which can also tell you how competitive key words are.

I hope that helps, let me know if you want more details or a how to.
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jmueller0823 last edited by

bump, anyone?
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