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]]> By: David Hopkins http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/free-keyword-analysis-tools/#comment-7228 David Hopkins Wed, 12 Dec 2007 23:38:45 +0000 http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/free-keyword-analysis-tools/#comment-7228 Thanks for posting the Microsoft one. I remember Hamlet mentioned this, but I forgot to ever check it, It will be really useful for me at the moment as I am currently working on a shop that only sells products for men, yet it is already on page one for some good terms. However I am pretty sure the majority of these searches are done by women. Although just using it now, even the keywords targetted at men are search for 100% more by women. I guess its the wife getting some gear for her lazy hubby. I guess when using this MS tool we just time it by 10-20 and you get the approx. searches on Google? My favorite is the Google one. I use this to collect a list of long tail keywords I can gear my pages for. There are also a few long tails I gear most of the time, such as combinations including the words BEST, QUOTE, CHEAP, PRODUCTS, BUY. Keyword containing BUY and PRODUCTS usuually have really good conversion and no competition, so are always the best place to start. Thanks for posting the Microsoft one. I remember Hamlet mentioned this, but I forgot to ever check it, It will be really useful for me at the moment as I am currently working on a shop that only sells products for men, yet it is already on page one for some good terms. However I am pretty sure the majority of these searches are done by women. Although just using it now, even the keywords targetted at men are search for 100% more by women. I guess its the wife getting some gear for her lazy hubby.

I guess when using this MS tool we just time it by 10-20 and you get the approx. searches on Google?

My favorite is the Google one. I use this to collect a list of long tail keywords I can gear my pages for. There are also a few long tails I gear most of the time, such as combinations including the words BEST, QUOTE, CHEAP, PRODUCTS, BUY. Keyword containing BUY and PRODUCTS usuually have really good conversion and no competition, so are always the best place to start.

]]> By: SiteLogic http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/free-keyword-analysis-tools/#comment-7229 SiteLogic Wed, 12 Dec 2007 23:48:48 +0000 http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/free-keyword-analysis-tools/#comment-7229 It is not actually very accurate, also the predictions always seem to spike... I dont think any of these tools are that good... overture is way off IMO... but as I have read many times, tools like that are there to sell adwords, not help site owners! I have used some paid ones in the past, like word tracker. I did not think that was worth the money, unless you want to harvest thousands of long tails for a spam site :oops: From what Hamlet has said, I think he go's with the adwords tools and looks at the comparative number of clicks... None of them are really that good beyond being comparative tools, i.e. they will tell you which keyword is best, but not necessarily what kind of traffic it pulls... Jez It is not actually very accurate, also the predictions always seem to spike…

I dont think any of these tools are that good… overture is way off IMO… but as I have read many times, tools like that are there to sell adwords, not help site owners!

I have used some paid ones in the past, like word tracker. I did not think that was worth the money, unless you want to harvest thousands of long tails for a spam site :oops:

From what Hamlet has said, I think he go’s with the adwords tools and looks at the comparative number of clicks…

None of them are really that good beyond being comparative tools, i.e. they will tell you which keyword is best, but not necessarily what kind of traffic it pulls…

Jez

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