Is there a report in SEOMoz that will show me what keywords each page ranks for on my site?

[Court_H]

I would like to find all of the keywords not just the keywords that I specified in the tracking section.

[Court_H]

Thanks Anthony and John.  I appreciate your insight and advice.

[AnthonyMangia]

Exactly.  And don't forget to check your analytics to see how those keywords are converting, too!  These are the little details that separate good keyword research from great keyword research.

[dohertyjf]

You can also use tools like SEMrush to find the keywords that your site (or a competitors site!) is ranking well for, ie their top keywords. The free version gives you a snapshot, and I'm sure the paid version gives you even more.

Anthony is right though, since parts of your site individually probably rank for longterm. The idea of taking the keywords driving traffic, as found in Analytics, and backtracking them through a tracking tool is a great idea. And these are the terms you should care about as well. The sweetest thing, to me at least, is finding a term that I rank well for, that drives traffic well, that I have not optimized for at all, yet could easily gain more traffic on.

Good luck!

[AnthonyMangia]

Nope, and you won't find that kind of tool anywhere, the reason being that each page on your website probably ranks for hundreds of extremely long-tail keywords and keyphrases.

The best way to see the information you're looking for is to take all keywords that sent you an organic search visit for a given time period in your analytics and run them through a rank checker.  You can then cross-check this data with the Google Keyword Tool to figure out which keywords are getting significant traffic.

This can be a great way to spot "low-hanging fruit" - keywords that you are ranking for naturally and are sending some traffic, but might just need a little push to get your page to the #1 spot.