ScreamingFrog will also let you see External HTML links from a site. Plus it works on Mac.

I wrote an article on this exact topic awhile back. Bottom line, don't use the meta keywords tag. It's a waste of time for rankings and might be a good way for your competitors to know exactly what you're trying to rank for.

Thanks for responding so quickly. Upon further thought, I think what I'm seeing is less about Title and H1 matching, and more about providing variety within the SERP when compared to other results. I'm trying some things on a low risk site so we'll see what happens.

Almost 4 years later, I'm curious what your current thoughts on this are EGOL? I too have seen great results with exact match title tags, but I've started to notice more recently that it doesn't work like it used to. Especially in cases where many other results in the SERPs also show results with exact match (or very close to exact) title tags. My untested suspicion is that Google doesn't want a SERP chalk full of results that all look the same (neither would users for that matter), so a better SERP would show more variety.

Anyway, the world of SEO is ever-changing and I was curious to see how your answer from 2013 stacks up in 2017.

I wish I had a solution for you, but I'm still using SNI via standard CloudFlare so I'm not able to leverage the Moz crawl at all. If you find a solution, it'd be great if you can post it here for myself and the others.

I'm definitely finding that a vast number of directories (CitySearch, Yahoo, InsiderPages, etc.) are all forcing you to Yext to claim and edit listings. Looks like you've got to pay to play on those sites now.

I too am using CloudFlare and have the same error. I'd like to be notified when you have an update.

Thanks,
Adam