Keyword Tools, Is wordtracker.com the best?

[domainnamesdaily]

My subscription to wordtracker.com just expired. Is there a better keyword tool someone can recommend. The thing I don't like about wordtracker is when doing a competition search, you can only check 100 keywords at a time.

Are there any other keyword tools that will provide competition results for more than 100 keywords at a time?

Thanks for any info,

Jeff
www.domainnamesdaily.com

 

[typeins]

www.keywordelite.com
www.wordtracker.com
www.adwordaccelerator.com/v2/

are some good ones

 

[annic]

Hello there

My name is Anne Curtis and I am Customer Service Manager at Wordtracker.

May I suggest that you might like to try our Keyword Researcher which can be accessed via our members home page. It will allow you to do up to 1000 competition searches at one time.

If I can help further please mail me at [email protected]

Regards

Anne

 

[Momentum]

I have heard a lot of good things about KeywordDiscovery - http://www.keyworddiscovery.com. Apparently you can search 1,000 keywords at a time.

I haven't tried them yet, but I have heard they are very similar in comparison to Wordtracker.

 

[webd]

Anne, you always amaze me...

I've used Keyword Discovery as well as Wordtracker, but I prefer Wordtracker. I've used Wordtracker more than Keyword Discovery.

More comparisons here:
http://www.seobook.com/archives/001013.shtml

 

[bdmunee]

You can try nichebot.com as well - you'll have access to both Wordtracker and KeywordDiscovery plus it's less expensive (about $10 per month).

They also have a few useful research tools. Giving a 14 day trial for $1 right now if you want to try it on....

 

[PHATnames]

I have used ineedhits.com, they have a lot of free tools
http://www.ineedhits.com/free-tools/free-tools.aspx

 

[zzahong]

overture is dead

 

[Sinfully Wicked]

As a professional SEO Specialist I use both WT and KD. They both throw out different results because KD produces search results for the year and WT on a 90 day period.

Although there is no keyword research tool that is entirely accurate, using them both together gives you a good measure of traffic to expect.

 

[grace5]

Personally I would go for the wortracker,but I could never afford it...yet.
Which tool depends on what you want

-If you just want a keyword list that shows the most searched for results then use only the above.
-If you want keywords that have obtainable traffic then dont limit yourself to 1 or 2 tools.


Use those mention above but add to the results with other type tools.
Google Traffic Estimator
AdWords Keyword Tool
and more (a poor man seo tools are good too.)

These will help make a clearer picture of the keywords you are wanting to opt for,as all tools can sometimes be wrong on how many search results there are,competing websites,ect.

If you SEO for the wrong keywords then you will wind up # 4,987 in Google. which means zero traffic and zero $$$

 

[dcristo]

wordtracker data is based on meta search engines, so i dont think its that accurate at all.

 

[chimeara27]

I used wordtracker tool