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How do you keep track of the keywords you're working on ?

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Sindicic_Alexis last edited by

Hello Moz community,

Let's suppose you're working on a +600 pages website and you are working on lots of keywords.

I'd like to know if you had a database / excel / tool to know which keywords you've been targetting so that you don't create twice the same content ?

Thanks for your answers
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Sindicic_Alexis last edited by

Thanks will
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slidescamp last edited by

If you could also send it to me that would be great! Thanks!
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Sindicic_Alexis last edited by

Hey will,

Thank you very much for your answer. I'd definitively be interested in seeing your google docs spreadsheet example.
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