Google AdWords Keyword Tool
Google Keyword Selector Yahoo Overture
I used to be a big fan of Yahoo's Overture keyword Selector when searching for the popularity of keywords, but lately have been using Googles AdWords Keyword Tool more often.Use the Google AdWords Keyword Tool to find the best keywords and
phrases for your website.
For example, if your site was selling a Texas Two Step video, you
could use the Google tool at the link below, and enter the phrase,
"Texas Two Step."Take the time to do this exercise and you will find out two
interesting things:
#1. That the following phrases would be great phrases to optimize. Maybe we would have thought of some of these phrases, but
probably not all of them.
Below are the phrases that the tool said were popular and were
searched for a lot:
texas two step dance
how to texas two step
texas two step video
texas two step instructions
texas two step videos
#2. That if we were buying traffic from Google we could save a lot of money by putting the
word, "lottery" in our list of negative words.
This would save money because we found out that a lot of people
are searching for the phrase, "Texas Two Step Lottery."
The people searching for this phrase would not be potential
customers for the Texas Two Step video.
(That must be a popular lottery in Texas, but we wouldn't have
known that it was a popular phrase if we hadn't used the above
tool.)
Use the Google tool on your "keyword phrases" and see what you can
find out to help "pull" new sales leads and business opportunities to you when maximizing SEO on your blog or website.
I think Google's keyword tool is an excellent resource. Personally, I've noticed a slight decline in the quality of the classic Overture tool, not to mention it is usually considerably slower - which can really be a problem at times.
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Even i'm using Google Keywords tool for my website, its really give a good result, you example is very nice and effective, people can understood easily, Moreover if we use google keywords tools, we can increase our site popularity and traffic speedily, But now lots of keywords tools are available, always google is the best, your blog is interesting and informative to all.
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Hey there everyone,
Just thought I would pop in here and
share real quick.
All the thoughts, tools and ideas
presented are absolutely terrific.
There is just ONE big huge gaping
hole with all the free keyword tools
that services have created to fill
the void of the disappearance of
the Overture tool.
And that is . . . (drum roll please)
Every single FREE keyword tool has
NO capability of saving your keywords
in a basket and managing your projects.
Well — since July of 2004,
NicheBOT Classic has been
providing its constantly growing
userbase the ability to save their
keyword searches that are done for
free.
=====> http://www.nichebotclassic.com
I know — it’s okay to feel your
heart pitter-patter and get excited
like a kid in a candy story.
And I’m sure you would agree…
That’s not only what I call
“useful” — but I call that an
awesome solution!
You can create a FREE account
right here:
http://www.nichebotclassic.com/members/signup.php
Time to manage your FREE keyword
searches better, don’t ya think?
And don’t be surprised if you find
spreading the news to your friends
and business acquaintances about
this clearly useful resource.
Enjoy!
Best wishes,
Julie Akerson, Support Services
NicheBOTclassic.com
P.S. If you ever have any questions
that I, or my team, can handle, please
let us know at nichebotclassic {AT} gmail.com
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I've started using nichebot primarily because it includes several tools in one, and many of these tools give somewhat contradictory results. But I do like the Google tool for lateral searches. I think it gives even better results than the lateral search tool that comes with the paid version of Wordtracker.
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