Differences between Adwords and Wordtracker?
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lunatunes
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23 Feb 07 2:08 pm
Differences between Adwords and Wordtracker?
I just emailed someone who was promoting Adwords Analyzer to ask them what the difference was between Adwords Analyzer and Wordtracker.
This Was There Response:
The main difference is they pull their results from different places. WT from meta search engines and AWA from Google and overture.
Also AWA is software you run on your desktop and WT is membership based.
They both are wonderful... I prefer AWA because it runs on my desktop and pulls from Google.
I thought that WordTracker pulled from Google also.
Is this guy wrong??
Thanks,
Randy
This Was There Response:
The main difference is they pull their results from different places. WT from meta search engines and AWA from Google and overture.
Also AWA is software you run on your desktop and WT is membership based.
They both are wonderful... I prefer AWA because it runs on my desktop and pulls from Google.
I thought that WordTracker pulled from Google also.
Is this guy wrong??
Thanks,
Randy
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promocode - Posts: 282
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23 Feb 07 4:57 pm
Hi Randy,
No, the emailer is right, Wordtracker grabs their data from Metacrawler and Dogpile. Which is why it's a good idea to use Wordtracker as part of your kw research :wink:
Promo
No, the emailer is right, Wordtracker grabs their data from Metacrawler and Dogpile. Which is why it's a good idea to use Wordtracker as part of your kw research :wink:
Promo
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lunatunes
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23 Feb 07 10:06 pm
promocode wrote:Hi Randy,
No, the emailer is right, Wordtracker grabs their data from Metacrawler and Dogpile. Which is why it's a good idea to use Wordtracker as part of your kw research :wink:
Promo
Thanks Promo.......I dont understand though the Metacrawler - Dogpile thing.
Why would that make using Wordtracker better?
Randy
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sean06 - Posts: 1401
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24 Feb 07 12:57 am
I think dogpile grabs results from other search engines, rather than just itself. Something like that anyway, I don't know exactly what's going on.
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adrian - Posts: 1420
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24 Feb 07 2:34 am
Unlike search engines, metacrawlers don't crawl the web themselves to build listings. Instead, they allow searches to be sent to several search engines all at once. The results are then blended together onto one page.
Adrian,
Adrian,
Adrian
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lunatunes
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24 Feb 07 2:52 am
So then does WordTracker get their search results also from Google via the meta crawlers or dogpile?
And what is the difference between Google search results and getting results from the google suggestion tool?
Thanks much,
Randy
And what is the difference between Google search results and getting results from the google suggestion tool?
Thanks much,
Randy
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adrian - Posts: 1420
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24 Feb 07 2:54 am
lunatunes wrote:So then does WordTracker get their search results also from Google via the meta crawlers or dogpile?
And what is the difference between Google search results and getting results from the google suggestion tool?
Thanks much,
Randy
Google search results are taken from Google's algorithm and ranking method of the GoogleBot. Google search suggestion is based on Google's own data of the queries done on their search engine.
I am not sure where Wordtracker picks up their information from. I think it is dogpile and other crawlers like that.... it is more accurate though.
Adrian
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promocode - Posts: 282
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24 Feb 07 3:01 am
lunatunes wrote:...Why would that make using Wordtracker better?
Randy
Sorry to confuse, it's not really "better" it's just that if you want to create a really extensive kw list, it helps to get your search terms form different sources. At least it helps me to think along lateral lines, instead of just going deeper and deeper.
Also, unlike the Yahoo/Overture sourced tools, Wordtracker gives you the numbers for singular and plural searches, which can be helpful when searching for a kw/phrase to target.
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lunatunes
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24 Feb 07 3:08 am
Thanks Guys!! :D After looking into AWA a little more...although it could be a helpfull tool it doesn't seem worth the money.
While were on the subject of Keyword tools could any of you give your opinions on Keword Elite besides the fact that it's a bit pricey :)
Thanks,
Randy
While were on the subject of Keyword tools could any of you give your opinions on Keword Elite besides the fact that it's a bit pricey :)
Thanks,
Randy
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adrian - Posts: 1420
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24 Feb 07 3:38 am
lunatunes wrote:Thanks Guys!! :D After looking into AWA a little more...although it could be a helpfull tool it doesn't seem worth the money.
While were on the subject of Keyword tools could any of you give your opinions on Keword Elite besides the fact that it's a bit pricey :)
Thanks,
Randy
No you don't need KE yet.... I don't need it and I have it...free keyword tools will do just fine for a while.
Adrian
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superaff - Posts: 587
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24 Feb 07 12:50 pm
If you want to get Keywords from google, use the "Free" Google Keyword External tool in your adwords account.
Many SEO guys say that it is the best keyword tool on the planet. Coupled with Wordtracker, you don't need to use any other keyword tool!
Don't forget to check Kwbrowse.com.
If you really want to check a tool, Nichebot is the best.
Many SEO guys say that it is the best keyword tool on the planet. Coupled with Wordtracker, you don't need to use any other keyword tool!
Don't forget to check Kwbrowse.com.
If you really want to check a tool, Nichebot is the best.
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lunatunes
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24 Feb 07 8:16 pm
Superaff, When you say google keyword tool, are you talking about the tool where you can do cost and ad position also?
I sent you a PM :)
Thanks,
Randy
I sent you a PM :)
Thanks,
Randy
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superaff - Posts: 587
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25 Feb 07 4:57 pm
Yes, it is the tool in your adwords account.
Jim Morris of Nichebot and Charles Heflin freom SEO2020 said that it is the best keyword tool available.
I read a lot about about how to use Google keyword tool with LSI...
I wrote it down, I will make a PDF later this week, and I'll let you know.
PM sent.
Jim Morris of Nichebot and Charles Heflin freom SEO2020 said that it is the best keyword tool available.
I read a lot about about how to use Google keyword tool with LSI...
I wrote it down, I will make a PDF later this week, and I'll let you know.
PM sent.
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rlunatunes
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25 Mar 07 4:22 am
Hey Superaff....did you happen to make that PDF yet? :)
Randy
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