What is the quickest way to get OSE data for many URLs all at once?
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I have over 400 URLs in a spreadsheet and I would like to get Open Site Explorer data (domain/page authority/trust etc) for each URL.
Would I use the Linkscape API to do this quickly (ie not manually entering every single site into OSE)? Or is there something in OSE or a tool I am overlooking?
And whatever the best process is, can you give a brief overview?
Thanks!!
-Dan
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Thanks John!
FYI, for anyone else looking for a solution, Mike King also pointed me towards this: http://www.tomanthony.co.uk/blog/seomoz-linkscape-api-with-google-docs/
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As I just told Dan on Twitter, I built out a spreadsheet a few months ago that is linked to in this post: http://bit.ly/mc0Q9v.
You'll have to use your own Moz free API key and hack the sheet a little bit, but it uses the Moz and Twitter APIs to pull the Moz metrics (DA, PA, etc) into a Google doc.
Good luck Dan and anyone else who reads this!
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