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Are Keywords treated as Case Sensitive?

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torbett last edited by

We found that keywords are not case sensitive, but MOZ show same keyword in different case under "Top National Keywords" tab. Eg: 1) Wobble Wedge 2) wobble wedge
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DavidLee last edited by

Hey Torbett!

Keywords in Moz Analytics are case-sensitive, this includes Rank Tracker as well.

Hope this helps!
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