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seo: Long tail ketword finder tools?

by espresso
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Is there any tools out there free or paid that will give you long tail keywords (4+)
I know and use google keyword tools and wordtracker but what I am looking for is a toll where you type in the key words "Credit Cards" and it spins out long tail keywords with "credit Cards" in them eg "credit cards for german citizens"
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  • Profile picture of the author JonMills
    awstats - and its free
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  • Profile picture of the author Rezbi
    Originally Posted by espresso View Post

    Is there any tools out there free or paid that will give you long tail keywords (4+)
    I know and use google keyword tools and wordtracker but what I am looking for is a toll where you type in the key words "Credit Cards" and it spins out long tail keywords with "credit Cards" in them eg "credit cards for german citizens"
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  • Profile picture of the author King Shiloh
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    Originally Posted by espresso View Post

    Is there any tools out there free or paid that will give you long tail keywords (4+)
    I know and use google keyword tools and wordtracker but what I am looking for is a toll where you type in the key words "Credit Cards" and it spins out long tail keywords with "credit Cards" in them eg "credit cards for german citizens"
    I think that Google search box does that.
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  • Profile picture of the author espresso
    Thanks that was quick
    The awstats site looks complicated and cluttered where is the keyword tool?
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  • Profile picture of the author Steven Downward
    Micro Niche Finder gives you long tailed kewords.

    I put in the "credit cards" and I got well over 100 results back with keyword phrases as long as 5 words long. (maybe some longer)

    It is a paid program though. About $97. I know that it is expensive but it has been wonderful for me. I did a video review of it on my blog if you want to see it. Keyword Research Tool Reviews | stevendownward.com

    Hope this helps.
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  • Profile picture of the author Lisa Gergets
    espresso, this is kind of hard to explain without video, but I'll give it a go...

    Using Google AdWords Keyword Tool, look up your two word phrase. In the results, take the keywords you're interested in and click "Add" which is all the way to the right of the keyword.

    After you have added several that you want, they will show up in the light green box on the right of your screen, under "Selected Keywords". Scroll down your selected keywords and you'll see a button that says "Get more related keywords". Click on that.

    Keep going back and forth adding new (longer) keywords and then clicking on "Get more related keywords".

    You'll see longer-tailed keywords start to show up, and you can use those as you like!
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    • Profile picture of the author thebarksmeow
      Originally Posted by Lisa Gergets View Post

      espresso, this is kind of hard to explain without video, but I'll give it a go...

      Using Google AdWords Keyword Tool, look up your two word phrase. In the results, take the keywords you're interested in and click "Add" which is all the way to the right of the keyword.

      After you have added several that you want, they will show up in the light green box on the right of your screen, under "Selected Keywords". Scroll down your selected keywords and you'll see a button that says "Get more related keywords". Click on that.

      Keep going back and forth adding new (longer) keywords and then clicking on "Get more related keywords".

      You'll see longer-tailed keywords start to show up, and you can use those as you like!
      I do this too even though I own market samurai. I just find that this is faster than MS to build my keyword list. Then I insert my keyword list into market samurai for my competition analysis.
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  • Profile picture of the author Sparhawke
    I find this even better...

    Search-based keyword tool
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  • Profile picture of the author espresso
    Hey I have been meaning to buy MNF for a while but never got around to it might take another look
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  • Profile picture of the author rapidscc
    Google recommends additional long tail keywords as you search using the search box. It will drop down a list of related keywords which usually are long tails.

    There's also a free software called google suggestor that picks this up for you.
    Though you'll still have to analyze the keywords yourself since the tool doesn't analyze it for you.

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  • Profile picture of the author helkay
    I find Free keyword suggestion tool for SEO, Adwords & blogging
    quite useful.
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