SEOMoz deleting keywords in bulk
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Hi All
Was hoping to delete a large number of keywords we are tracking in SEOMoz.
Is it possible to delete keywords we are tracking in bulk? Similar to adding keywords
cheers
IB
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For example, my account can track up to 750 keywords every day, so now I have more than 5000keywords, it'll be a lot of works for me to do that, is there a way that I can just empty the keywords box.
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That does not really help in some circumstances. I have a campaign with 500+ keywords to which I have created a list in a .csv format of kwds I would like to delete.
Is there a way to upload these kwds and bulk delete them?
-Jeff
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Hello!
Great question. Yes, you can in fact delete keywords in bulk. Go to Rankings-> Manage Keywords-> Check Mark every keyword you would like to delete and click "Delete Keywords".
I hope this helps!
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