Best Keyword Research Tools for PPC

Google free Keyword tool is the best thing going.

Analyzing and organizing the data for your decisions is the vital part. No keyword tool comes with an Easy Button that spits out the perfect niche for your plans.

Analysis can be a trial and error process, but start with the first major decision fixed in your mind and don't let go of that.

Do you want keywords to target SEO pages for organic results, or do you want keywords for PPC campaigns?

i like keyword elite makes it fast and easy

Google keyword suggestion tool is one of the best tools .

But , it is also important to use competition analysis and longtail keyword tools so as to get the most .

You can check this thread to get additional information .

http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...ords-tool.html

Mike

I use adwords google tool and its definetly the best ..
Previously I used to use wordtracker..

Hi DZ

Would you share how or Who created your videos for Youtube for you Keyword Genie?

Cheers,
Jan

This is a really cool looking tool, DZ, and a great price. I am learning about PPC and wonder if you can explain something to me. The Keyword Genie method involves creating a long list of keywords that don't get a lot of traffic individually, but will cumulatively result in significant traffic. A number of places where I am reading about PPC, people are suggesting that I should not put too many keywords in any one ad group (some say as few as 5 max, some more). I am not sure why. In your opinion, will I need to break the generated list up into numerous adgroups or can I just paste the whole list into one? Thanks for your advice.

i use micro niche finder(it's paid though).

saves me a lot of time cause i rely on keyword research a lot for my article marketing.

Google Keyword tool. Use the website content option for the site you are sending your traffic to. That way you will see what google thinks are the relevant keywords for your landing page and give you a better QS. Combine this with buying modifiers.

I have tried quite a few tools including Keyword Elite, Market Samurai, and a few other expensive and highly recommended ones. I must say, the free Google Keyword Tool is really the best. One trick that has proven extremely helpful for me is to take any keyword that looks good in terms of searches and manageable competition, is to take those words and pop them back into the tool to locate even more long tail keywords. This helps really round out your campaign. Hope that helps.

Google keyword tools is very good..

Keyword elite by brad callen is fantastic for ppc, adsense and keyword research in general.

Version 2.0 is out shortly and is supposed to be mind blowing.

Keyword elite by brad callen is fantastic for ppc, adsense and keyword research in general.

Version 2.0 is out shortly and is supposed to be mind blowing.

I recommend the tools in this post.

5 Keyword Research Tools That I Use | Moola Days

I just use Google Adwords Keyword Tool. It kicks ass.

Hi, DZ, I missed your reply so I'm glad I returned to this thread. I really appreciate your taking the time to share advice on that matter, and your Keyword Genie software is a brilliant solution to the problem of creating all those highly focused ad groups. Thank you for creating it.

I also just looked at your Keyword Toolz Suite, which has some very cool features. Can you please clarify whether it overlaps with Keyword Genie's function as well as complimenting it? Either way, your WSOs are both great deals and much appreciated.

Tim, one thought to add on the question of which keyword tool is the best: IMO, that probably depends on what you are doing with the information. Many paid tools compile keyword data from Google or Wordtracker, while offering additional functionality at the click of a button such as competitive research and commercial intent; the ability to filter information, broaden or deepen searches, and keep the data organized in an integrated fashion; automated analysis; and functions that go beyond keyword research, such as finding useable related content, affiliate products, backlink opportunities, etc. "Bells and whistles" may be superfluous or a godsend to you depending on your needs and existing resources.

You should use tools to extract the data but you shouldnt rely on toolsets alone, do some reasrch, check your competitors, extract to excel and analsye the data

I've always gotten good results with Google keyword tool

I use only one paid tool, that's MNF. The tools I use:

1. Google's KW Tool
2. Google's SK Tool
3. Google Trends
4. MNF
5. Amazon.com
6. Wikipedia.com

Keyword Elite works well for me, but there are others out there that get the job done such as Keyword Discovery.