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Keyword tracking for all keywords that contain a specific keyword

Keyword Research

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STP_SEO last edited by

Hello,

Is it possible to see keyword performance for all keywords that contain a specific phrase? Then see which landing page each keyword is most likely associated to?

Thanks!
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EricaMcGillivray last edited by

All keyword rank tracking software, including Moz's, requires you to input the keywords yourself and then they will tell you if any pages (and which pages) are ranking the highest for that keyword. See attached screenshot from Moz Pro rank tracking inside campaigns. This is why in addition to ranking tracking, you need to do keyword research to populate this list of terms.

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