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Mac Alternatives for Netpeak & SEO Tools For Excel?
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Does anybody know of any mac alternatives for Netpeak & SEO tools for excel? I haven't been able to find any. I just need something to pull PA & DA quickly for a list of domains and URLs. Will I just have to create something custom with the Moz API?
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Thanks Vadim! I'm familiar with the seogadget tool. I was hoping there were some other solutions out there. Netpeak with Paralells isn't a bad idea.
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http://seogadget.com/links-data-excel-seomoz-api/ would using something like this help directly?
Also others have used Netpeak with Parallels for Mac
Hope this helps
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