How to pull metrics from API for a top 100 list
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I'm working on a top 100 list for my industry and need a way to pull DA for the list of blogs and then sort them in descending order until it can pull other metrics (Alexa and follower count). Right now I am doing the above manually and was trying to hunt for a way for the table to update on a set date.
any help / guidance appreciated
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Hey ArfanB,
The best place to get support help for our API products is actually the Developer Discussion Group. Our engineering community monitors that and you'll generally get a response within 48 hours. You'll also find a ton of other resources there from customers who've asked API related questions previously.
Thanks!
Best,
Sam
Moz Helpster -
i've tried the spreadsheet here but it ends up in an error http://moz.com/community/q/use-seomoz-api-in-google-docs-spreadsheet
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