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U know what would be kick-ass? If the keywords discovered by keyword discovery contains a CI score for each keyword. It's a pain to have to delve deep into each keyword.
I'm currently a free subscriber but if you implement this I'm jumping off the fence quicker than a bear shittin in the woods.
Edit: also more than 100 keywords at a time would also be nice (i.e., 800 keywords at a time).
I'm currently a free subscriber but if you implement this I'm jumping off the fence quicker than a bear shittin in the woods.
Edit: also more than 100 keywords at a time would also be nice (i.e., 800 keywords at a time).
What does this offer that all the the tools don't, such as Web CEO? The info it provides is nothing new and most o fit not that valuable. It basically analyzes the SEO elements.
What I would love to find is a keyword tool that can find keywords not just horizontally but vertically. For example, if you are selling a workshop for "Creating a website" , WHAT keywords do oyu go after? Small business owners, those looking ot start a business (whole new group of keywords), job seekers (having a blog makes potential employers take notice), those looking to IMPROVE their current website (whole new group of keywords), etc etc..
Imagine a tool that has such a reach ?? Haven't seen anything that can do this
What I would love to find is a keyword tool that can find keywords not just horizontally but vertically. For example, if you are selling a workshop for "Creating a website" , WHAT keywords do oyu go after? Small business owners, those looking ot start a business (whole new group of keywords), job seekers (having a blog makes potential employers take notice), those looking to IMPROVE their current website (whole new group of keywords), etc etc..
Imagine a tool that has such a reach ?? Haven't seen anything that can do this
Dont think you're going to find a tool that does that, at some point you just have to think. Closest you can get is maybe use related searches or Wordtracker which are good for horizontal stuff.
Maybe dchuck can add a synonym function to go laterally. I think that's probably all Wordtracker does.
In less than 60 seconds? For 4 cents a query? Way to value your time, bro...ROFL.
Interesting idea, I'll look into it.
Pulling a CI for every related keyword would crush the system in terms of processing time. Especially with 800 keywords versus 100. Each keyword in the competition analyzer takes 30-60 seconds, so with even just 100 keywords, you're looking at a HUGEEE amount of processing for that data. Also, out of those 100 keywords, I usually only care about 3-5, so a lot of wasted processing time there.
I do plan on pulling in some basic competition metrics on the discoveries screen, like number of results in quotes from google, in order to help you decide what to go after.
Wanna race?
1 keyword at a time, sure, you can do it by hand and think "why the fuck would I buy a tool to do this". But imagine if you had a stack of 20 keywords you needed to deep analyze? Assuming you're fast, that's maybe 30 minutes per keyword? wouldn't you rather spend 10 minutes analyzing them than 10 hours?
Yeah, I use the data the APIs I integrate with provide. Simple concepts like lateral keyword scraping are extremely difficult to do programmatically because software is only as logically as its code. I'll keep an eye out for unique methods though.
I'm going to look into standardizing the width of the blocks a bit, the challenge is that there are invariable crazy long tails that are 8 words long that gunk up the works. In order to keep the fun animated design, I had to make some compromises.
There are options though, I'll take a look today.
Thanks for the feedback everyone!
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broke?....far from it...but I bet you know a thing or two about it.
Sorry dchuk for derailing your thread but I had to do it. This is the last post I make here.
All good, let's just keep it on track from now on. Glad to see people fired up at least!
International search and keyword discovery... I subscribed
In the keyword discovery, would it be something to add the cpc too?
Thanks for signing up!
Just an fyi, I'm pushing code changes today that will make the international results hyper accurate. Right now, sometimes google will throw random other results in the mix. So it's going to get even tighter today.
As for CPC, my goal is to get it in there. Going to take some thinking to make it happen efficiently, but it will be in there within the next few weeks.
See what you mean about the synonyms, just tried out a few online thesuaruses and even for common terms the results wouldn't be usable without human filtering.
Not sure how Wordtracker is doing it unless they just store a database of similar searches that people have done and group them that way.
GUI wise I wan't too keen on how the Kw discovery was being displayed but once I started using the filters I liked it.
Ive seen mention of 800 phrases available, is this coming in the future where we can add our Adwords account info to pull those?
Not sure how Wordtracker is doing it unless they just store a database of similar searches that people have done and group them that way.
GUI wise I wan't too keen on how the Kw discovery was being displayed but once I started using the filters I liked it.
Ive seen mention of 800 phrases available, is this coming in the future where we can add our Adwords account info to pull those?
Wordtracker uses a toolbar + teams up with partner search engines (like the comcast, time warner, random internet provider ones) to get their data. So they probably tie the keywords together by user and assume the user is making coherent related searches.
800 keyphrases in my opinion is way way overkill when it comes to research. Often times you can run one main keyword, then research a few longer tail ones and then land on usable keywords for moving forward. 800 keywords will reduce performance overall so I'm wary of increasing things.
As far as I know, you'd need an API account rather than just a standard adwords account to get all that data. API accounts aren't trivial to get, so for now I'll just foot the bill at 100 keywords a go
Thanks man, I'm stoked on it. Got some ideas to strap on some bells and some whistles, hope to be rolling those out over the next two or three weeks.
Wordtracker uses a toolbar + teams up with partner search engines (like the comcast, time warner, random internet provider ones) to get their data. So they probably tie the keywords together by user and assume the user is making coherent related searches.
800 keyphrases in my opinion is way way overkill when it comes to research. Often times you can run one main keyword, then research a few longer tail ones and then land on usable keywords for moving forward. 800 keywords will reduce performance overall so I'm wary of increasing things.
As far as I know, you'd need an API account rather than just a standard adwords account to get all that data. API accounts aren't trivial to get, so for now I'll just foot the bill at 100 keywords a go
Ok makes sense fair enough. How about a pre filter then to filter searches with say less than 1000 volume. So that way we get 100 of the higher volume ones. Or is it already working like that?
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