| If you advertise with Google AdWords, you probably know that when there are less than 8 ads for a particular search term.
Most of the time you’ll have to jump through hoops to find lucrative keywords for your pay-per-click campaigns. Or you could simply fire up Jeff Alderson's AdWords Analyzer, key in a search term and click a button.
In a couple of minutes the results will show you how often that keyword and related keywords were searched for, the competition for these keywords, and the profitability ratio. If you find one of the keywords interesting, just click on it. "AdWords Analyzer" will automatically begin to generate new keywords related to the keyword you clicked on. You can be on the front page of Google bidding the minimum 5 cents.
All your keywords are compatible with WordTracker keyword lists. You control all activities of your keyword research and post your results on different formats like HTML, text, or CSV too.
"AdWords Analyzer" is not limited to keyword generation. It shows exact searches for keywords within the last month on Overture.com, the number of competing websites using that term, the ratio between the number of web sites and the searches of both Google/Overture campaigns. You quickly get an estimate of relevant, hot keywords. It automatically identifies costliest, cheapest and high competition keywords. Additionally it allows linking between Overture and Google for every search term, offering access to your competitor’s sites... It’s that easy.
"AdWords Analyzer" is a very strong product and offers lots of useful features for PPC marketing. However, it's not suitable for the SEO or profitable niche markets development.
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