Is there a way to do a mass lookup of Page Authority?
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Meaning, is there a way I could look at the Page Authority for 50 pages all in one place? Or do I need to use the MozBar and go page by page?
Just looking to save some time. Thanks.
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As already stated using the Moz API for such purposes is probably best, there are also some alternatives available which you could use from inside Google Docs so you don't need to develop some tools yourself but can just retrieve the data yourself. If you need any help with the Moz API let me know, it's quite easy.
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Thanks. I was surprised that its not in the CSV download since its listed within each report in Crawl Diagnostics (example when you click on Duplicate Page or Duplicate Title). I thought it would be there but its not.
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You should be able to via the Moz API. One of the Mozzers should be able to point you to the correct document.
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