Where do we find a Keyword Discovery Tool in SEOmoz?
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I've been looking for a way to compare keywords amongst my competition websites.
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Thanks Matt. Yes, I have used that and DO use it very often. This has been the closest thing I could find, so far. Aside from going with a new software, isn't there something similar to plug in a website and then track what keywords they are having the most success with, though?
So far, the only ones I'm aware of are SpyFu or Trellian.
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I've seen the tools and gone through them all. I'm actually looking for the competition's website. Similar to what you see with SpyFu (http://www.spyfu.com/) or Trellian's "Keyword Discovery Tool" (http://www.keyworddiscovery.com/).
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Have you used the keyword difficulty tool to help you see what the first page competition is for your chosen terms - it also highlights the PA, DA and links that the sites in the results for that term have..
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Here is the http://www.seomoz.org/tools
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