SEO Book Keyword Research Tool
From Aaron Wall of SEO Book comes a free keyword research tool. It used to rely on Overture for its data, however since the Overture is out, it gathers keywords from WordTracker Database. SEO Book tool has some useful estimates such as “Google Daily Estimate”, “Yahoo Daily Estimate” and “MSN Daily Estimate”.
“* Please note our tool currently assumes Google having ~ 70% of the market, Yahoo! having ~ 20% of the market, and MSN search having ~8% of the market”
Tool also gives quick shortcuts to: KW Discovery, Google Trends, Google Traffic Estimator, Google Suggest, AdWords Keyword Tool, Quintura.
WordTracker Daily Count Keyword Research
One’s Loss is someone’s gain. Word Tracker didn’t wait for long. WordTracker keyword research tool gives 100 top daily estimates. Considering 1% share of Dogpile, to predict precise estimates you will have to.
Multiple the number by 30(to get monthly count) then:
multiply the numbers by 100(to get total estimates), 60(Google), 30(Yahoo), 10(MSN).
It is said that Keyword discovery research tool gets it data from Google, Yahoo, MSN, Teoma and other 180 Search Engines. It zeros in on information from 3.5 million toolbar users. It is not clear which toolbars Treallian taps into, but it sounds good. Free keyword research is limited, but will do the job of showing broadest and most popular terms.
Straight from the horses mouth – keyword research tool from Google. Google Adwords tool is the only research tool that does not show actual numbers, but limits to a green indicator bar. The “greener” the bar the more people search for that term.
Google also offers greenish intelligence on: “Advertiser Competition”, “Monthly Search Volume”, “Avg Search Volume”.
Cudos to Yahoo and thanks for Overture, but why stop supporting it? Yahoo could gain some prestige among SEO crowds if it nurtured us a bit more. Anyway, you can still tap into Yahoos’ database which is actually updated, through Yahoo Search Marketing. You don’t have to sign up all the way, just select the time zone and a market, Yahoo will unveil its keyword research tool.
Another Tool that relies mainly on WordTracker Database. Nichebot classic has a very annoying anti robot measures, where after each search you have to enter the confirmation all over again. SEO Book keyword research tool and Nichebot Classic are essentially the same, while SEO Book is a bit more useful and friendly to the eyes.
Microsoft Adlabs Keyword Suggestion Tool
Though you would expect more then just a suggestion, Adlabs stop at that. Not too useful, but it is there.
NicheBot 2 Keyword Research(or NichebotX)
One of my favorite tools. Though its older brother, free Nichebot classic isn’t quite useful, Nichebot v2 surpasses usability of many tools and blendes a very powerful mix of usability and pricing.
It is the only keyword research tool that seems to work with Overture, even though Overture is barely breathing. I would say 6 out of 5 queries work. (more on Overture)
It also gets data from WordTracker, this time with a 100 day count.
Keyword Discovery is swiftly dissolved with the interface and you have a chance of tapping into expensive keyword discovery premium database by using Nichebot credits.
Apart from remote access to a vast amount of tools, Nichebot has many internal features that ease the research. More inside.
Best known keyword research tool on the web. It has many advanced features and its subscriptions range from 1 week to one year. WordTracker also sells bulk keyword intelligence.
Apart from Dogpile, WordTracker gathers data from a number of small, metasearch engines such as Lycos, Mamma and other.
Base 1 week subscription is 30$US, while 1 year is 299$US.
more on WordTracker
We mentioned their basic, free services. Keyword discovery is also available for subscription, starting at $49.99US.
I have never personally dealt with Wordze, but its name surfaces all across the web. It has a subscription of 35$US for a month, with 7$US daily trial. Wordze claims to gather data directly from ISP’s and other sources. Not clear on other sources, but people use it, so it must work.