How to analyze a list of keywords and domains in bulk?

How to create a project?

There are 2 ways of where to start.

Method #1

Step 1. Go to "Batch analysis" → "Keyword batch analysis".

Step 2. Click "Add new project" to create and set it up:

• Duplicates
• Special characters
• Search operators
• Spaces at the beginning or at the end
• Double spaces
• Digits as keywords
• Keywords longer than 512 characters

Step 3. Open the report from the projects list.

If you collected keywords from other reports, you'll see the added/imported and all collected keywords.

Method #2

Speed up the project creation by creating it while researching keywords.

For example, you're doing a keyword research in a "Keywords selection" report. Filter out keywords you don't need to keep only relevant keywords in the list. 

Transfer keywords to "Keyword batch analysis" tool via Operations into an existing project or create a new one.

How to use the tool?

At the top of a table are logs where you can track the process of requested updates. 

Now, let's look through what parameters we have selected mean:

Keyword batch analysis project is easy to use, manage, and customize for your own needs. Here is what you can do within a project:

1.Operations

• Delete keywords. Removing keywords from the project completely.
• Update volume. Getting the most up-to-date keyword search volume. 
• Update SERP. Updating rankings information for selected keywords in the results page. Expect updated positions in a few days in Domain Analysis and URL Analysis. 
• Add keywords to Serpstat database. If there is no data for a keyword (N/A), add the keyword to our database. Keywords will be added unless they have a low search volume or close synonyms already in the database.

When you add keywords, but still don't get any data for the main metrics, hover your mouse to "N/A" to see if the keyword is still being process or if not, why.

Add keywords to Rank Tracker or Keyword clustering. Transfer keywords from a Batch Analysis project to another tool to track website positions by keywords or divide them into clusters by a topic and intention. 

Add to a group or remove from a group. Divide keywords into groups and subgroups. There is no limitation for the number of groups in a project. 

Copy table, rows or just keywords to the clipboard. Don't waste time exporting, copying data, and then formating the data in the desired document — copy the whole table or rows. 

How are credits charged?

Keyword batch analysis uses both Search analytics and Tools credits, depending on the operation.

Search analytics credits are shared among Domain analysis, URL analysis, Keyword research, Backlink analysis, and Keyword batch analysis.

Tools credits are shared among Keyword batch analysis, Domain batch analysis, AI tools, Keyword clustering, and Text analytics.

Search analytics credits

Adding keywords to a project: number of credits equals the number of chosen search regions. The number of keywords does not matter.

Example: (15 keywords * 0) + 5 search regions = 5 credits are charged.

Keyword collection: number of keywords * number of search regions * number of reports = number of credits. Credits are charged after the collection process.

Example: 15 keywords * 1 search regions * 2 reports = 30 credits.

So, when you create a project and choose to collect keywords from 4 reports, credits are charged like so:

Example: 2 search regions + (100 keywords * 2 search regions * 4 reports) = 802 credits.

Tools credits

Volume update: number of keywords * number of search regions * 2 = number of credits. (1 keyword = 2 credits)

Example: 15 keywords * 5 search regions * 2 = 150 credits are charged.

SERP update: number of keywords * number of search regions = number of credits.

Example: 15 keywords * 5 search regions = 75 credits are charged.

Adding keywords to the Serpstat database: free of charge.

Export requires export rows for Search analytics (sites, keywords and links analysis).

Use Cases

Any specialist who works with keywords needs a tool for a quick bulk analysis: SEO specialist, PPC specialist, copywriter, SMM specialist.

Domain Batch Analysis

Domain batch analysis helps analyze a list of domains and get Search Analytics and Backlink metrics. Add up to 20 metrics and 5 databases for analysis.

How to create a project?

Step 1. Go to "Batch analysis" → "Domain batch analysis".

Step 2. Click "Add project" to create and set it up:

• Enter a project name.
• Add domains manually, import from a file, or choose from your projects groups;

  Make sure to add only domain names in the format — example.com.

  If there are domains in an invalid format, remove or copy them to the clipboard with the "Operations" button.

  
• Choose parameters for comparison.
• Select up to 5 search regions.

Step 3. Open the report from the projects list.

How to use the tool?

Domain batch analysis provides 20 metrics that you can select to analyze websites. Let's see what they mean.

Seach Analytics:

Backlink Analysis:

Here is what you can do within a Domain batch analysis project:

1.Refresh. Update all information in the report.

The data in the report is not updated automatically. It is updated when you refresh it manually only.

2.Setting. Change settings, add or remove domains from the project.

3.Columns. Hide unnecessary columns in a table or move them.

4.Export. Export the table in a preferred format.

5.Navigate to a detailed domain report by clicking the blue arrow.

Video tutorial

In the video, we show and explain how to analyze a list of domains in bulk. Watch the video to learn how to use the "Domain batch analysis" tool in 3 minutes!

How are credits charged?

Number of domains * number of metrics * number of search regions = numbers of credits.

Example: 3 domains * 20 metrics * 2 regions = 120 credits.

Use Cases

SEO specialists, link builders, data analysts, webmasters use domain bulk analysis tools for an effective research. Here are examples of how you can use the tool:

If you still have questions, you can find answers in our FAQ, use cases or contact the technical support chat.