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Is it possible to check domain authority for a list of 100+ domains at once?

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ToiletFish last edited by

Well, as topic. I have a list wih a bunch of domains, I want to sort them by DA. Is this possible in some quick way?
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ToiletFish @Desiree-CP last edited by

Thanks! Ill have a look at it.
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Desiree-CP last edited by

Yes, absolutely but you'll need to utilize the SEOmoz Linkscape API and generate your own access key. You can check out the Excel spreadsheet BusinessHut created at http://www.businesshut.com/seo/using-seomoz-free-api-excel/

I use it all the time.
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