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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2011
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Hello everyone. I am new here so please welcome me, lol. ![]() Ok here is my question. I have 2 sites that I want to get in the first page of google very fast through seo. I know that the trick to this is finding a low competition long tail keyword with at least 1000 searches or more per month, and then after having this keywords, all I have to do is buy some high page rank edu and gov backlinks and I am guessing I will be on google first page within day or in less than a month right? I heard about traffic travis, keyword elite, market sumaria, keyword spy, niche finder, etc.. I know some of them are very expensive. I don't want to keep paying people for them to do my keyword research for me. I am looking for an easy one to understand but that delivers excellent results, that is very accurate, and that can give me the keywords that will easily rank on google first page with little effort through backlinking from some edu and gov backlinks or paying someone to run a SENUKEX campaign even though I don't have any articles. Maybe they can run it just with my url and keywords. Ok please help me. Thank you warrior forum members |
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| WiFi Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: The Dutch Helm of SouthWindsor
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I used to use Market Samurai; however, now that I know what I'm usually looking for, I just use Google Adwords Keyword Tool and look at the competition without a tool. I'd be interested in hearing what the best tools are, currently. |
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| Lee Cole War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Atlanta
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Most keyword tools are not that accurate. If you really want to get an idea of what a keyword will do, run a ppc campaign. That's an expensive solution, but probably the most accurate. | |
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| Warrior SEO Rockstar Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: South
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I use Google Keyword Tools & Google Trend for Keyword Research ![]() |
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| of NicheTitan.com War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: California
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I think you should spend some time learning how to do proper keyword research. Keyword research is not the kind of job you give to a machine or a piece of software. | |
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| Scan Code, $$$ in 11 days War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2011
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First thing first, USE YOUR HEAD! Second, you can use GAKT but I personally use SEcockpit (not an affiliate link). For me, it is 100 times better than GAKT. You can do all your keyword research all from one place. You can do competition analysis. Create projects and loads of other things. Just watch the video on the main page. It will show you a bit of what it can do. |
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| Mandirigma Join Date: Aug 2011
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I agree, SEcockpit is the way to go.
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2011
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Yeah but using the google keyword tool, not for ppc purposes but for seo purposes, is only good to see the number of global searches and local searches and then using the word, putting it into google within quotation marks to see the number of pages you are competing for. It won't show you the page rank of the other sites, the number of backlinks, etc.. I thought traffic travis and market samuraii did all of this for you, just to save you time, because from what I heard even from experience marketers is that keyword research takes a long time to find those golden keywords, and those software above find them for you fast. I don't mine speing the extra money and learning how to use it, but if you guys recommend me not to use it, then please tell me how to do proper keyword research for free. I am not familiar with pr0-pr8 i don't understand that, also i heard that edu and gov backlinks are very powerful but i also heard that the backlinks must come from relevant sites that are relevant to your niche. OMG so much confusion, everytime I get a different opinion, from different forums and watching youtube video. Is there an expert in here that can settle this in for all, lol. Sorry don't mean to sound like a dummie, just in here trying to learn. Mistakes equal experience and knowledge, just trying to avoid too many costly mistakes and hope to learn from you guys! Thank you all |
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| Market Samurai - is first software which I open before starting keyword research... ![]() This software was best and will be best for me. |
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Thank you for your help I will try and investigate that secockpit and read more reviews about it. Do you know a great course for beginners keyword research? |
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| Twin Warrior Dragons Join Date: Oct 2011
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I use Market Samurai and Google Keyword Tool, but it would be great to have an all in one tool. I don't think it exists.
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| Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Arlington, MA, USA.
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I use Market Samurai and have also used Micro Niche Finder, Keyword Blueprint, and SEMRush. I find Market Samurai to be the most usable and versatile. It was very buggy for a while there but has been very reliable lately. Micro Niche Finder is a powerful tool but I think the learning curve is a bit steeper than Market Samurai. SEMRush has a free version, just go to SEMRush.com and register and you can use the free version. It only returns a limited number of keywords per search, though. You have to upgrade to get all the keywords. Keyword Blueprint is also free and is quite a good tool, but it had some usability issues the last time I tried it. For instance, you couldn't import a list of keywords from another source and then analyze them, like you can with Market Samurai, and the interface for downloading the results of keyword analysis was kind of lame. They may have improved, I haven't used it in quite a while. If you google Keyword Blueprint, you can find it for free. |
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I use Google Keyword Tool and Market Samurai. I'd like to try SECockpit as well, it looks promising.
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| Active Warrior Join Date: Jun 2011
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I use Google Keyword took to research keywords for my website.
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| Lurking since 2006 War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Yorkshire, UK
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If you don't get excited analysing spreadsheets of keyword research data and you just want some software that just flatout tells you which keyword you'll rank easily for that gets good traffic then I recommend Brad Callen's Niche Finder. James Scholes |
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Australia
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I use Micro Niche Finder and Google Keyword tool. MNF saves heaps of time and effort. When you sign up though be prepared for the wave of upsell emails though from the owner.
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| Active Warrior Join Date: Nov 2011
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1.Market Samurai 2.GoogleKeywordTool (free) |
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I have Micro Niche Finder and Market Samurai. Both of them are excellent tools. I do think that there is a tad more versatility in Market Samurai. Once you have entered a keyword in Market Samurai, you can do keyword research, check the SEO competition, showing you domain age, page rank, backlinks, In URL, In Theme etc. Then for the same keyword it can tell you what domains is available. If you want to monetize the site, just hit the monetize button and it shows you what products is available in Amazon Clickbank, Ebay etc. Want to find content on your keyword, hit the content button and get articles from a host of directories. MNF basically have the same features but I have not used them. There is a feature in MNF that I like. Narrow dig. Click on a keyword, narrow dig and it will return reults regarding that particular keyword. Hope this helps. |
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2011
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Ok I am trying to learn how to do keyword research, which is the best course for a newbie like me to learn keyword research? After I am done learning, should should I buy. I here some of you saying market samurai, micro niche finder, secockpit, traffic travis. That is alot of different keyword software tools. |
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Kennesaw, Ga
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If you're going for a one off software (which I'd strongly suggest) , instead of a monthly subscription program like Raven Tools (the best seo tool, I've ever used but $100 + per month) then nothing comes close to market samurai. Put it like this...I even know online marketing agencies who use it! Why does Market Samurai rock?
The only thing they lack is a ppc module...But outside of that all their pluses, when combined, make Market Samurai the undisputed champ of one off SEO tools-in my book! |
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I have had good success with WordTracker.
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Hey Ben. How much is Market Samurai? Is it a one time fee? Is there a discount coupon code? Can I buy it through clickbank? Thanks I also heard that traffic travis and micro niche finder from Brad Callen is good. Is there instructions on how to use Market Samurai for beginners. I am going to watch a video later on tonight about keyword research for beginners. Also after you find this great keywords, how do you actually use it to rank number one in google if you already have a site. Do you think I can just buy an edu package that I just submit my url and the keyword to rank fast on google top 5 pages? Sorry rookie talking out of his lost mind, lol. I am sure I will look back one day and see how silly I sound. Thank you for your help. Warrior Forum Rocks! |
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I'm using the Google Keyword Tool as free one, too. Paid one, is market samurai/ |
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| Darren Miller - UK War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: UK, London
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i use a combination of tools before I niche down, for example google insights then google keyword and a paid service. But honestly you can really get the best (quick) information from google insights and google keywords and find out the competition, no problem. However I recommend google insights. ;-)
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| Google Insights is a good free tool to give you ideas of highly searched keyword phrases.
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Market Samurai has been good to me
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| Mr. Space Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: P-4, San Teodoro, Bunawan, Agusan del Sur, Philippines
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Google keyword tool, Google Insights, Google Trends, Offervault, market samurai. |
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I'm semrush lover, because it's perfect for finding long-tails. For me it's the main semrush function. free version is limited, though.
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| VirtuaSoft.org - Owner War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Greece
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My tool Virtua Business Booster is the ultimate package for promoting website : for example the keyword analyser will search on google competitors and get their keywords and title.
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Google Keyword Tools and Market Samurai for me.
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Brad Callens Niche Finder!
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One of my favourite keyword tools is Keyword Sniper Pro 2. You get awesome support Jack Duncan as well.
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I see that others have already mentioned the free Google keyword research tool but nobody shared a link to it so here it is: https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal This is the best free keyword research tool around and is all you need to get a good idea of how popular the keyword and keyword phrases are that you are interested in ranking for. It also shows the general competition level of the keyword or keyword phrases you enter which gives you an idea of how many other marketers have already created content targeting those keywords and how hard/easy it will be to get your content to show up on the first page of Google and other search engines. |
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hi, i have tried out many keyword finding software's that are available in the market but the one that i love to use are 1. Google Keyword Tool 2. Market Samurai according to me this is the ultimate tools that you can use for keyword research. |
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If you want simple, fast and to the point, I would recommend The Niche Sensei! Use the coupon code: CHRISTMAS_SPECIAL for a special Warrior Discount. Link below in the Sig |
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I've used Micro Niche Finder, for over 2 years and love it. However, there are a lot of wonderful keyword tools out there. I think the discussion of "the best" will always be open for debate. Why? Everyone has different opinions and needs, which ultimately affect their final decision. |
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I have several. I regularly use Market Samurai and Brad's Niche Finder. These are the best in my opinion: Brad's because of ease of use, speed and the fact that I can generate long tail keywords quickly. MS because of its deep analytic capabilities.
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For now, I am use Micro Niche Finder. Will try market samurai.
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I've found the Google Keyword Tool to be the most effective for me, check it out if you haven't already done so. If you're looking for a premium tool I've also tried out KeywordEye which is a great tool too.
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| SEO Wizard War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: UK
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lately i've been using itches for niches its a web based program by a guy on another forum, great tool updates daily with 1000s of keywords with info on each
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| Leave the others behind! War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: U.S.A.
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Ok, So I'll drop my two cents in here. Although Ive used almost all of the tools listed above. I have seen tremendous results using Google and my own head With My Hidden Gem Keyword Shinobi It will scrape Go-Ya-Bi-& Ao el. Why am I shortening the words? Because I don't want the search engines getting news of this. I Stick with a TOP TWENTY FACTOR (Stop Listen & Learn) First I go to Go's keyword scraper, then edit my list I'm building using the info below. Use: 8 Very low searched keywords, short and long tail split. 6 Medium searched keywords, Short and long tail split. 6 Hard searched keywords, again short & long tail split. Then I put those keywords into Keyword Shinobi & let it do it's job When it's finished I have multiple long and short keywords that are scraped from the top four search engines, All Done at once. My results: I have just pulled all the best long and short keywords available to the current day.Which I know my competitors aren't doing! Now I build my content around the keywords & make it search engine friendly and Human friendly. It might take me a little more time. But $3k a month for a set it and forget for 5 months is totally worth it. That's only with one site ![]() Hope this helps you wanna be guru's. |
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I didn't understand your post at all ,lol |
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Looking for free keyword tool? Google Adwords still the most useful when it comes to keyword checking of keywords volume, competition etc..
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google adwords is best and if you want paid then wordtracker is best.
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Google Keyword Tool and Google Insight, is all I use now days, tried a few of the paid one, but still ended going back Google Keyword Tool
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I use the Google Keyword tool. Its free and very convenient. I sometimes use GSniper, but thats if im looking for a new niche.
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