Is there anything like SEMRush in SEOMoz?
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I'm new to SEOMoz and trying to find something like SEMRush for finding what keywords competitors use. Is there anything like that within SEOMoz?
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Actually I think NicheBot seems awesome because it includes SEMRush and WordTrakcer tools, futher more many others.
I recommend you to checkout MixRank which you can use to spy all your competitors ads, also their A/B testing ones! http://mixrank.com/
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they're both OK, but not a patch on the info provided in SEMRush - looks like another $70 a month
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Also use the www.opensiteexplorer.org and Link Anchor Text, to see what keywords they are actually targeting
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If you use 'page elements' found in the Moz toolbar there is a good chance it will bring up their Meta Keywords data (LOTS of sites still think it works). Should give you a good idea of what they are optimising for.
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