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Micro Niche Finder - Get Search Counts?

by SavvyScarlett
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Hi everyone,

I just purchased Micro Niche Finder, and I'm enjoying it so far. But I was surprised that when you import a list of keywords, they're all marked "Dig This" and there's no way to check them all and get their search counts without digging each one individually ... Unless I'm missing something?

Here are the options I see:

- Get checked exact phrase counts
- Get checked ad cost
- Get checked OCI
- Get checked SOC
- Add checked to project

It seems like "Get checked search counts" would be an obvious choice, but I don't see any way to do it. Would someone be so kind as to let me know if I'm doing something wrong or missing an option somewhere?

Thank you!

Scarlett
#counts #finder #micro #niche #search
  • Profile picture of the author Scripteen
    The demo videos show the same so You don't seem to be missing something. I think this was meant on purpose because it will slow down the process to lookup all the counts in one shot. so the application leaves the choice for you to get the counts of the keywords that you are actually interested in.
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  • Profile picture of the author Zeus66
    Yes, that's correct. It's on purpose to avoid tripping a ban from Google by doing too many queries at once. I asked about this after I bought MNF, too.

    John
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  • Profile picture of the author Valorie
    I have MNF, and really enjoy it. The only time my IP has been banned, I was clicking for SOC results myself, as fast as I could, because I couldn't understand why my snazzy new software was taking so long, lol! Well, I found out in a hurry.

    More specifically to answer your question, MNF will only show the search results for imported keywords if they were imported with the keyword via comma delimited file(?). There is a section in the user's manual that explains this more coherently than I just did.
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  • Profile picture of the author Sheryl Polomka
    So is Micro Niche Finder worth purchasing? This is a program I've had my eye on lately, so just wondering what is the general opinion of it?
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  • Profile picture of the author Zeus66
    Sheryl,

    I love it. As someone who works full-time, MNF has been a huge time saver. I can find the best keywords so much faster than before. It basically takes several steps and condenses them on one easy user interface. Highly recommended.

    John
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  • Profile picture of the author Sheryl Polomka
    Thanks John, I think I may need to make the investment
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  • Profile picture of the author Hackbridge
    Perhaps the best thing to do is to create a project for each keyword you are interested in and then digg that keyword and save it to that named project.

    You can also run the background check on the keywords and move onto the next keyword.

    There's also a great post about choosing the correct keywords, that I want to use in conjunction with MNF.

    Hope this helps?

    Brian

    Ps Here is that EXCELLENT post about Keyword Research. http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...tml#post731970
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  • Profile picture of the author nvs74191
    Hi
    Have you found out how to do it? You can download a small pdf from http://nvsrecommends.com/f/mnf.pdf for a quick visual reference.

    Originally Posted by SavvyScarlett View Post

    Hi everyone,

    I just purchased Micro Niche Finder, and I'm enjoying it so far. But I was surprised that when you import a list of keywords, they're all marked "Dig This" and there's no way to check them all and get their search counts without digging each one individually ... Unless I'm missing something?

    Here are the options I see:

    - Get checked exact phrase counts
    - Get checked ad cost
    - Get checked OCI
    - Get checked SOC
    - Add checked to project

    It seems like "Get checked search counts" would be an obvious choice, but I don't see any way to do it. Would someone be so kind as to let me know if I'm doing something wrong or missing an option somewhere?

    Thank you!

    Scarlett
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