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Old 08-06-2009, 10:37 AM   #1
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Default Nichebot or Micro Niche Finder?

I'm looking to buy one today. I've researched the pros and cons, but want objective and practical input from folks who actually use these products.

I'll even buy through an affiliate link if you have one...obviously don't post, but you can send through private message. Granted that kind of throws objectivity out the window, but I'll trust anyone once.

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Default Re: Nichebot or Micro Niche Finder?

TIA,

I think it would depend on your primary objectives. I rely heavily on Nichebot. As a former Wordtracker devotee, I get all of Wordtracker's functionality, plus a great deal more in terms of 'deep digging', lateral & LSI searching, etc, which are important for me. Also, Nichebot effectively gives you access to Google's, Wordtracker's, and Keyword Discovery's databeses, as well as some pretty good competitive analysis tools.

I don't own MNF - though I've used it and expect to purchase it. MNF is a more narrowly focused tool, and for that it excels. You get in essence a "1 button, 1 screen" search & analysis of keywords/phrases that is ideal for uncovering niches. It saves a great deal of time in going through the whole process of checking your keywords competition, positioning, etc.

I think your decision should be based what you're likely to be doing most, and what information your looking to get.

Don't know if that helps, but I think you're really looking at tools with different focus.

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Old 08-06-2009, 11:44 AM   #3
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Default Re: Nichebot or Micro Niche Finder?

I know this doesn't answer the initial question, but I prefer Market Samurai to MNF. Haven't tried Nichebot though...
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Default Re: Nichebot or Micro Niche Finder?

I used Micro Niche Finder, but after some months I passed to Keyword Research Pro, with more functions and less problems with Google passphrases.

Anyway I think that for your question is better Micro Niche Finder.

Goodbye and have a good choice

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Default Re: Nichebot or Micro Niche Finder?

I am all for Nichebot. The new version is all more featured full and integration of SEMrush has made it like chocolate topping on vanilla.
You can though try by using there $1 trial prog

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