How to print segmented keyword lists to PDF?
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Hi Moz forum,
We're trying to print segmented keyword lists to PDF.
Using the 'segmented lists' feature, we have created segmented lists for several different keyword groupings. We are looking to print each list individually as a PDF, but the feature seems to print ALL keywords from the entire campaign.
How can we print segmented keyword lists to PDF?
Thanks
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Hey Justin,
Thanks for writing in. At this time, we can only export the full list of keywords to PDF and the sorting function is only available in the actual web app. We are working to greater reporting functionality for reporting in Moz Analytics and this is one of the functionalities we are still reviewing. I've forwarded your request over to our Product Team so they can take your feedback into consideration.
Let me know if you have any other questions in the meantime.
Chiaryn
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