What happened to the SEOmoz Term Extractor Tool?
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I am looking for the SEOmoz Term Extractor Tool and it's nowhere to be found. Does it exist anymore? If not why and what would be a good alternative tool to use?
Thank you.
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If you want to use Moz tools, you could put the top URLs of the site you want to check out into the OSE, and look at the anchor text they use.
It might take a little time to go through the URLs and pull the data, but would give an idea of what they are targeting.
Also SEMRush is a great tool as mentioned below.
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I have found semrush (http://www.semrush.com/) to be pretty good.
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Hello Keri,
Thank you for the heads up and the alternatives. Please let me know if you here of anymore. How could I suggest to bring it back?
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Hi Brian,
We no longer have the term extractor tool, I"m sorry to say. I'm asking around for alternatives. Someone a while back mentioned Wordstream, and I've also seen people mention using Google AdWords and putting in your URL for it to look at terms.
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