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How do I export my keywords from Moz?
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Simple question: once you've built up a big set of keywords within Moz, how do you export it back out to use in other places?
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Yep! That should work!! No quicker way that I can think of for now. We may add CSV exports to the Add & Manage Keywords page at some point as well.
Let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks!
Miranda Rensch - Product Manager
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Never mind. I figured it out (the solution i discovered: export the rankings data to a csv file; perhaps there's a better way, but it works).
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