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Spam score in bulk

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Ads4growth last edited by

Hi,

Is there a way to check and export spam score of multiple sites at one go, like uploading links through an xl sheet and getting the spam scores checked for all the links at one shot?

Thanks

Amitabh
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A Former User @codeyuza last edited by

Hey,

Feel free to reach out to us at help@moz.com if you have any specific questions

We look forward to speaking to you!

Eli
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codeyuza last edited by

iam already subscribe ,... but after get api

what should i do
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MoosaHemani Banned last edited by

Not really sure but I guess you have to use the API for this to make it working. Again I am not sure so the better idea is to ask their help team at help@moz.com

Hope this helps!
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