Which Keyword Tool Are You Using?

by mbomb

Posted: 15 years ago 25 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

I've been using MicroNicheFinder for the past month and loving it...even built a few sites around the keyword reports I pulled. Everything seemed to be working out just fine...that is...until tonight when I decided to cross reference some search results with Google and found that some terms which appeared to have a few 1000 searches, had merely a trickle according to Google.

Kind of a bummer since I have already pulled multiple reports for sites that I intend to build down the road. Which tool are you using with success? Are the reports accurate? Thanks.

Mike

#keyword #tool

crystalq 15 years ago

I use 4
google keyword tool
tools.seobook.com/keyword-tools/seobook/
& market samurai

The 4th one hasn't been released yet.
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- Eric Johnson 15 years ago
  
  One keyword tool you should definitely be using if your not using it already is SeoDigger.com
  
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Jared Alberghini 15 years ago

People often type complete questions into search engines: if you find these questions and answer them, you could get some great search traffic. Enter a single or a short keyword to find the questions people are asking in your market :

Keyword Questions : Wordtracker Labs

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cloudchaser22 15 years ago

I use SEO book keyword suggestion tool. But I heard it only gives you like 50%-60% of the actual search results.
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- Razorblade 15 years ago
  
  I've used MNF too the past couple of weeks and found no significant discrepancies between the reports it generates for me and those I get when I cross-check them with the Goolgle keyword tool.
  
  Have you brought this up with MNF support? I'd like to know what they have to say about this problem you've encountered.
  
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mbomb 15 years ago

Ok weird, I just ran the same reports again and now I see that Google is giviang me numbers more in line with what I found using MNF. I had the "exact" option checked both times...strange...
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- Kevin Riley 15 years ago
  
  Wordtracker. The paid version. I've got thousands of keywords stored there. Can go back and re-run same research.
  
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JJOrana 15 years ago

Before you buy or subscribe to any tools, read my blog post. This is a result of my research with these tools:

Keyword Tools Conspiracy Theory | Taknique
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Spike SpiegelIM 15 years ago

Wordtracker, Keyword Elite and Google..
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- Jeremy Kelsall 15 years ago
  
  You will quickly find that you hardly ever get the same results from any 2 keyword tools
  
  You just have to find one that you "trust" and then trust it, know what I mean?
  
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  marcanthony 15 years ago
  
  I use Wordze and sometimes Market Samurai
  
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tomm 15 years ago

I use Google Keyword tool

All these tools are based on data, which one do you think has the best quality data to work from? Google, from its own search engine queries
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KimBeckers 15 years ago

I like tools.seobook.com/keyword-tools/seobook/ and wordtracker
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thatgirlJ 15 years ago

Market Samurai is my best friend
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Rajul kaushik 15 years ago

I doubt if there's anything that's close to or better than the quality of KW research that's provided by Dr. Ken Evoy's Brainstormer tool that's bundled with SBI / Sitesell.
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Neil S 15 years ago

I use SEO Book. I was using Google Keyword Tool until I discovered it might be the most inaccurate out of all of them. There have actually been quite a few posts regarding it here.
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pink sapphire 15 years ago

I like SEO Book, Google's tool and Wordpot ( Wordpot - ). Wordpot claims to be more accurate than Google, since it filters out searches by bots. But to be honest I don't know exactly how accurate any of them are, which is why I use more than one.
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mjk 15 years ago

I use google but also found that keyword explorer to work as well.
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- JLP 15 years ago
  
  I recently started using Keyword Magic Professional. Pulls data from Google Keyword Tool and Keyword Discovery (can find a few little gems there).
  
  Like the way the interface allows me to set up separate tabs for sub-niches and then choose broad, phrase & exact match for PPC campaign.
  
  Helpful for both SEO and ad campaigns for clients.
  
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  Alminc 15 years ago
  
  Keyword Samurai costs $147.
  
  How good is it really ?
  
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  Janet McLean 15 years ago
  
  Have you tried Dave Guidon's "Golden Cash Compass" It's really good.
  
  It also uses Google, and shows the counts for keywords, but you also get the added bonus of seeing which keywords are making money and which are not!
  
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Hendry Lee 15 years ago

WordTracker and Google Keywords Tool. And I use Market Samurai as an interface, plus more additional features beyond keyword research, for Google Keywords Tool.
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- Steve Steinitz 15 years ago
  
  Hi,
  
  if you can overlook its arcane interface and Jim's disturbingly chipper photo then Nichebot seems OK. It has many annoying aspects, feels abandoned and I've had patchy experience with support, but I like its pay-per-use model, i.e. low monthly fee and additional credits available for keyword-aholics. I never come near my (accumulating) monthly quota so it costs me beans. It uses the Wordtracker and Keyword Discovery databases but at a lower price. It also uses Google.
  
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  bgmacaw 15 years ago
  
  Keyword Elite for in-depth research, Google Adwords Tools for quick research.
  
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Mary Green 15 years ago

I agree with marcanthony and pink sapphire. I use wordze, google tool and market samurai. I have access to word butler, and have tried nichebot, wordtracker, seo tool, wordpot and lots more. I like wordze and google tool because that is what a lot of the ppc guys use.

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