Review (Received a discount in exchange for review):
For this review, I'm going to be using an analogy to help explain what I mean a bit better visually.
This service is more like a few clouds in a sunny day compared to some other KW services out there (ranging from the $100+ keywords to the $5 keywords) that are more like a thunderstorm on a gloomy day. The sunlight represents the actual golden keywords and the clouds represents the negatives.
With this service, although there are some cons, there are still pros that are worth mentioning. Personally, I have tried many keyword sellers ranging from $200+ keywords to $5 keywords and based on my experience, none of them could come close to the keyword research I personally do for my sites. Although my keyword finding technique isn't hard to master (as I learned it from here), most of the keyword sellers are mostly in it for the quick profit and use automation bots to churn out tons of keywords they could market to newbies as "low quality."
With this service, I received around 25ish keywords, with half of them being targeted by my site already. This shows that
@hacko can definitely do research that is up to my standards of high quality, low competition keywords. I'm not saying my research is perfect nor hacko's, but I am trying to get the point across that these keywords are a lot better than the ones that a bot can find. This is the "sunny day" part of the analogy.
The "few clouds" part of the analogy of this service is that half of the keywords I was provided with were already being targeted by my site. Now, I did provide a fairly decent list of the keywords I was already targeted as well as the URL of my site as hacko requires in the order, but I still got some keywords that were really closely related to the keywords I was already targeted on my site. This resulted in the keywords being found having an average search volume of less than 2k, with the total being less than around 4-5k. For $60, I would say that unless you provided a niche with high ticket items, it would take a bit of sales to make your money back. I did receive a discount, so this wasn't that bad for me, but if I was to pay full price and get the same list, I would be disappointed, as my niche is fairly low ticket items and I only received keywords worth around 2k search volume.
Other services (thunderstorm on a gloomy day) have keywords that are promoted as "low competition" because there are e-commerce pages ranking on first page with low PA values. Like ??? What does that have to do with anything. Other services also give keywords that are like "crystal lamps" (This was an ACTUAL $199 keyword one of my friend bought for a test) which have NO ranking review sites on first page (which implies that they don't belong there?).
tl;dr - Service is good if you have a fairly new site and you aren't targeting many low comp keywords already and have a niche with high ticket value items. Value of service isn't as good if you have a low ticket item niche and are already targeting many keywords already e.g. authority sites.