Keyword Help

[Drewkerr]

Ok guys,
I need some help determining my keywords. i have used the google adwords to determine different options and PPC.

Now I am trying to figure out how many people search a keyword or phrase per month. Does anyone know a website that has a free tool it figure this out?

Thanks

Drew:confused:

[GatsbyGirl]

I use Keyword Elite. It is not free but it is outstanding.

[martinmartin77]

Well, overture.com has some of that information... but if you're fairly sure you've got your keywords, I'd suggest you go ahead and sign up for an AdWords account (http://adwords.google.com/) if you don't already have one. [Btw, I'd go right to the "Standard Edition" (rather than the "Starter Edition")--I opened an account at work with the "Starter Edition" (they're cheapskates...er, frugal) and found it to be a bit limiting.]

If you visit the adwords main page, there're links to helping find keywords...and they'll even estimate the cost of the keywords for you...just don't let this be a potential stalling point for you. Remember, if you're doing something different, there's going to be some guesswork involved!

Good luck with your endeavor!
Hope this helps,
Martin^2

[Drewkerr]

i have used the thing in Google to figure my PPC, and they even show you the average searches per month per keyword or phrase, but it is in a bar graph. No actual numbers

Anyone know a free tool?

Gatsby how much is the Keywood Elite?

Drew

[MiniBlueDragon]

My suggestions?

http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/ - You type a word you're looking at and you recieve a list of suggestions for the best combinations with that word.

http://www.seocompany.ca/tool/seo-tools.html

Many MANY SEO tools for you.

[jetpacklife]

I use the digital point keyword suggestion tool. it includes the overture search, with another one.

http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/suggestion/

[Marcie]

I love this site: http://tools.seobook.com/ - their keyword suggestion tool is cool - it gives 'suggestions' (really all the phrases that include the word or phrase you entered) with traffic info. from several sources and a bunch of links next to each one that are really useful.

[searstower]

You can mine free keywords using Wordtrackers free site: http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/

They also have a product you can pay for, but for limited searches, this one works just fine. Fair warning though, if you want to find the number of searches per month, multiply by 30 because this one gives daily searches.

[Drewkerr]

thanks guys!

[Drewkerr]

I think I will just end up paying someone to setup the PPC campaigns that have the experience versus figuring out on my own.

[MiniBlueDragon]

This may help out:-

http://fourhourworkweek.com/vBulletin/showthread.php?t=116