Keyword Eye is a keyword suggestion tool which visualizes search volume and competitiveness by size and color.
Using results from the Google search based keyword tool it can accept two inputs:
Keyword - this will return keyword ideas based on the entered keyword
URL - this will return keyword ideas based on the content within the URL specified
Settings are available which enable you to:
Choose the keyword match type
Choose the country for results to be tailored to
Choose how the results should be ordered
Filter out keywords based on competition level and / or search volume criteria
Filter our keywords including certain words
Keyword lists can be built and exported to a text, CSV or Excel file.
Primarily Keyword Eye is useful for keyword brainstorming prior to a PPC or SEO campaign,...
Two of the most popular forms of internet marketing are pay per click advertising and search engine optimization. A major part of both of these is keyword research. Proper keyword research is crucial to doing any real internet marketing. Here are 4 tips to help you with your keyword research.
Make a thorough list. Coming up with the right keywords can be easy to start to pick primary...
We do know how important keywords are for any website. We do keyword research prior to developing and launching the site and we keep analyzing keywords throughout the whole site existence.
And there's no denying the fact that we can't do without keyword research tools. Which ones are you using? Please let's (try to) stick to the following rules in the comments:
Each comment should contain a tool (please no "Thank-you" comments - just to make the...
We've recently had a couple of tips here on brainstorming for new keywords with general Google search and Wordtracker’s “Keyword Questions” tool.
And here's another idea to get more keyword ideas: use Yahoo! Answers (hat tip to Dave).
Clearly, Yahoo! Answers have been largely overused recently for (self-)promoting but there's still huge value there. Look at it as an additional provider of keyword phrases as well as an important...
Today I decided to share with you (or remind to those who might have forget about it) a great tool that shows which questions a searcher tends to ask when using the specified phrase.
This tool is ideal for a few essential tasks you probably tackle daily or weekly:
Get new post ideas (Sometimes you are just stuck, so use it for inspiration);
Content optimization (especially for titles: a title that asks a question will not only generate...
The following guest tip is provided by Bill Sebald
I like this trick and use it each time in my keyword research. I came up with it after discovering the great AutoPagerize user script for Greasemonkey. It stimulates a lot of ideas quickly. In keyword research, where creativity is still a key ingredient, this trick not only makes for a great “jump in” point but also...