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need a decent keyword tool

by monitorit
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and recommendations for a good keyword tool?
#decent #keyword #tool
  • Profile picture of the author Liquification
    Word tracker for a paid tool and Adwords keyword tool for a free one.
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    • Profile picture of the author rename
      Originally Posted by Liquification View Post

      Word tracker for a paid tool and Adwords keyword tool for a free one.
      i agree! i always use google adwords for my keywords
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  • Profile picture of the author napoleonfirst
    You can try the Webceo keyword suggestion tool. Really good.
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  • Profile picture of the author coco28
    Theres a free keyword tool at seobook.com which is pretty good. I use Adwords Analyzer, which is not free, but I like it...
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  • Profile picture of the author angela99
    I use the paid version of SpyFu as my primary tool.

    If people are paying for keywords, they're worth using. :-)

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  • Profile picture of the author anomaly
    i use market samurai which is free for the basic research ... it gets most of its ideas from google, but has some other cool features too
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Francis
    Google keyword tool then mutilple 1.35 times that number and it will give you a accurate reading of search traffic and its free.
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  • Profile picture of the author monitorit
    i was thinking of google as google is bound to know what keywords get searched!
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    • Profile picture of the author tiger325
      wordtracker is what I use..works great
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  • Profile picture of the author msjudged_1
    wordtracker or free edition of web ceo
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  • Profile picture of the author George Sotello
    I use Market Samurai which has alot of cool features. I think you can still get a free trial.
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  • Profile picture of the author Brad Callen
    Brad Callen's Free Keyword Tool

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  • Profile picture of the author warner444
    I recently did 2 searches covering a few hundred words each, got counts from Wordtracker (in Nichebot), Niche Inspector, and Google Adwords External Keyword Tool (using Exact Match)

    The results were not even remotely comparable. A few of the terms that showed lots of searches did show lots of searches on all 3 but still vastly different numbers.

    By comparison almost all of google's results appear much higher than the others.

    Anybody else do any comparisons across different search result counts?

    The quest is in to find out which tool is actually accurate. Not that any tool will ever be 100% accurate. Just not possible with so many ISPs out there. Not all report.

    50% of all searches ever recorded have been done only once. These days I look to the search results as a general indicator and put more weight on visiting the sites that come up for my main terms and creating LSI themed content.

    By the way this is a nifty search tool for discovering related terms in niches http://www.kwbrowse.com
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    • Profile picture of the author jan roos
      I also use nichebot and google adwords and did some comparisons and the results didn't even come close to being comparable. I once targeted a keyword phrase that showed 1400 searches per day on nichebot, made it to the first page and am still waiting for one click from that keyword term. That makes me seriously doubt the accuracy of using keyword tools. Would love to actually find a tool that is relatively accurate.

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      Originally Posted by warner444 View Post

      I recently did 2 searches covering a few hundred words each, got counts from Wordtracker (in Nichebot), Niche Inspector, and Google Adwords External Keyword Tool (using Exact Match)

      The results were not even remotely comparable. A few of the terms that showed lots of searches did show lots of searches on all 3 but still vastly different numbers.

      By comparison almost all of google's results appear much higher than the others.

      Anybody else do any comparisons across different search result counts?

      The quest is in to find out which tool is actually accurate. Not that any tool will ever be 100% accurate. Just not possible with so many ISPs out there. Not all report.

      50% of all searches ever recorded have been done only once. These days I look to the search results as a general indicator and put more weight on visiting the sites that come up for my main terms and creating LSI themed content.

      By the way this is a nifty search tool for discovering related terms in niches KwBrowse.com - A Keyword Map For the Whole Internet
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  • Profile picture of the author estateguy
    It looks like many of these traffic forecasters use a limited data set and then extrapolate after that. It would appear that Google adwords would have the best resources on the subject.
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  • Profile picture of the author nicholasb
    micro niche finder

    is really good it was recommended to me by a top internet marketer, I chat with now and again, and I am very satisfied with this product
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  • Profile picture of the author jazzyjeff
    I use Wordtracker (paid version) and Google keywords tool. The paid version of wordtracker is very good. They have a 7 day trial if you want to take a look at it. I'm sure you will be satisfied with it.

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  • Profile picture of the author Debbie Songster
    I use a combination of tools depending on what information I need.


    You can find a complete list of tools both free and paid in this section of the Marketing Educator
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    TME Index: 1- Research & Keywords

    Or you can read about some of the tools on our blog
    Research - Keywords & Your Niche : The Marketing Educator
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  • Profile picture of the author Charles Harper
    If I get Market Samurai can I do away with WTracker?
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  • Profile picture of the author Zachary R. Skinner
    I think the new google keywords tool is fantastic!

    Granted, this tool only offers estimated search volume, but it is very useful in drilling down on keywords and even provides average CPC and seasonal trends.

    Most importantly, this tool is 100% free of charge!
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