Is there a report that shows how many times your keywords are searched?
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I see the keyword ranking report but I need a report that shows the number of searches on those keywords, Thanks!
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Not that I know of... but even if they did it would only be an approximation of what they could gather were search volumes based off of trends. Whereas going through something like Adwords would give you the data straight from the source (more or less). There are also other tools out there to help with that data as well such as Wordtracker (like BeardoCo mentioned) and SEMrush which offers some organic keyword volumes along with the rest of its data.
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Do you know if SEOmoz offers something similar to Google Adwords?
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Google adwords tool is a great tool, but you can also use the competition keyword analysis tool to see how hard it would be to obtain those rankings. There are also sites like wordtracker.com which can also assist.
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You can get some relative search numbers using the Google Adwords keyword tool.
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