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[BassTrackerBoats]

Think this thread has the most fluff, every single reviewer has used that word..

This thread is officially a "No Fluff Zone".

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[BassTrackerBoats]

Come and get your Keyword eBook, Folks.

It might just turn your weak sites into gold with a tiny bit of work using my methods finding solid easy to rank keywords!

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[xRAYPEST]

Any review copies remaining? Just saw that the 100$ coupon expired as well..

Good luck w this tho!

 

[Holzr]

Review Time

I was one of quick ones and managed to bag a free review copy. Having spent well over a year doing nothing but Keyword Research and learning a lot of tricks along the way I was interested in seeing what this had to offer. The areas I focus on are Local SEO and Amazon Affiliate Keywords.

I've been a big fan of @Zwielicht review styles/format so I'm going to steal it for this review.

Service Highlights

• As others have mentioned, and I will continue the trend, no fluff! I hate reading articles/ebooks that are 50 pages of nonsense and 1 page actual useful information. That's not the case here. Straight from the get go you are in.
• I was happy to say I did pick up quite a few new tricks whilst reading this.
• Beginner friendly - This Ebook does a good job at hand holding for beginners covering the basics and outlining useful tools you can use.
• Different methods - the ebook outlines some simple strategies for finding keywords that are not widely talked about. Infact this ebook will show you how to find keywords that have a proven history of making money.
• Pictures and step by step explanations and reasoning made this ebook great for beginners as you really understand the reasoning behind the methods used.
• The Ebook talks about little details that are often overlooked when doing KW Research that are usually learnt the hard way and through experience.

What Could Use Improvement

• The length was rather short from what I was expecting. However you do get a lot of quality content here which makes up for it.
• Would be nice to see some examples on buyer keywords/affiliate keywords. I feel like that example would be more useful to people than the examples used.

Conclusion

• This ebook does not cover everything under the sun when it comes down to KW research (that would take a lot of pages!) but will give you a good strategy to get you started.
• This is a decent Ebook and will give you some good strategies and examples to get you started in the somewhat complex World of KW Research. Arm this along with further guides and you'll be pretty darn knowledgeable and ready to go on with your KW Research to make some $$$$ on your online ventures.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

Any review copies remaining? Just saw that the 100$ coupon expired as well..

Good luck w this tho!

Sorry, all review copies are in the hands of the reviewers.

I seriously doubt you would be disappointed in what is offered and, short of a guarantee because not everyone is going to follow along as they should, you would have no trouble finding KWs from the content that would pay many times over with a little effort.

Review Time

I was one of quick ones and managed to bag a free review copy. Having spent well over a year doing nothing but Keyword Research and learning a lot of tricks along the way I was interested in seeing what this had to offer. The areas I focus on are Local SEO and Amazon Affiliate Keywords.

I've been a big fan of @Zwielicht review styles/format so I'm going to steal it for this review.

Service Highlights

• As others have mentioned, and I will continue the trend, no fluff! I hate reading articles/ebooks that are 50 pages of nonsense and 1 page actual useful information. That's not the case here. Straight from the get go you are in.
• I was happy to say I did pick up quite a few new tricks whilst reading this.
• Beginner friendly - This Ebook does a good job at hand holding for beginners covering the basics and outlining useful tools you can use.
• Different methods - the ebook outlines some simple strategies for finding keywords that are not widely talked about. Infact this ebook will show you how to find keywords that have a proven history of making money.
• Pictures and step by step explanations and reasoning made this ebook great for beginners as you really understand the reasoning behind the methods used.
• The Ebook talks about little details that are often overlooked when doing KW Research that are usually learnt the hard way and through experience.

What Could Use Improvement

• The length was rather short from what I was expecting. However you do get a lot of quality content here which makes up for it.
• Would be nice to see some examples on buyer keywords/affiliate keywords. I feel like that example would be more useful to people than the examples used.

Conclusion

• This ebook does not cover everything under the sun when it comes down to KW research (that would take a lot of pages!) but will give you a good strategy to get you started.
• This is a decent Ebook and will give you some good strategies and examples to get you started in the somewhat complex World of KW Research. Arm this along with further guides and you'll be pretty darn knowledgeable and ready to go on with your KW Research to make some $$$$ on your online ventures.

Outstanding review, we really appreciate it and if you look at the BSTs that I am approving I am also going with @Zwielicht's style as it covers things perfectly and he was kind enough to spend a little time explaining some of how it gets posted properly.

 

[creator09]

Review:
Great guide by BTB and Natty , as a newb i really liked the straight forward approach , easy explanations to difficult stuff.
Guide is not very long but covers what's most important . Shows you how to find winners and analyze them quickly with examples and tricks.

Overall this is a really useful guide that encourages you to take action and the authors provide excellent support if you have any questions.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

Review:
Great guide by BTB and Natty , as a newb i really liked the straight forward approach , easy explanations to difficult stuff.
Guide is not very long but covers what's most important . Shows you how to find winners and analyze them quickly with examples and tricks.

Overall this is a really useful guide that encourages you to take action and the authors provide excellent support if you have any questions.

Thanks for that review and am glad you are pleased!

On the fence as to buying this?

I'll sweeten the pot for you!

Buy this, shoot me the transaction ID via PM (Please don't post that in here) and I'll give you a video I made on ecommerce KW research!

The video is not something you would see on a silver screen anywhere but it is informative and anyone that has seen it has said it helped them a bunch.

So get off the fence, pull out your paypal wallet and get a great, no fluff ebook and a free video to boot!

 

[Sheepp]

Review time :

I got a review copy from @Natty - and first ; thanks for that ! I've read through the 20 pages as soon as I got it while eating my breakfast and here's my honest point of view.

• I won't say anything about fluff. If you've read this far into the thread, you should know what's my point on this.
• Take this as a disclaimer : I'm not a big fan of selling ebooks/methods/courses or whatever. However, on this one I was interested enough to see what @BassTrackerBoats and @Natty would pull off.
• At the end of my reading, I got quite a mixed reaction :
  • I got a bit disappointed by the fact that, as most ebooks, it mostly (if not entirely) contains information that are available for free (and for a good part, on BHW!). Moreover, some part could be more detailed (ex: buyer keywords, specificity of amazon keyword research or other things like that) as well as more case studies. Because for now, at 7.5$/page I personally find it expensive. (that's 20 ahrefs trials ! ). If anything, what I expect from a(n) (e)book is that it goes deep into things.
    
  • However, I must say that what's inside is well written. The author has for me a very good style of mixing narrative stuff and formal facts. It is very easy to follow and enjoyable to read. Although I didn't learn anything new, what is told there works and is not some bullshit you can have sometimes.

Overall : So honestly I would see this as a shortcut. They gathered information about KW research into one well-formatted guide, and you can pay for it. If you do not want to spend time searching and filtering information about KW research and want an immediate dive into the topic, then be sure to get it - that's exactly what you need. However, if you're a newbie short on budget : don't expect the moon. If you have plenty of time but no cash, then I'd rather advise you not to buy this and to take the time to search for that information for free (and you better get started with BHW) and spend your small budget elsewhere (or don't spend it at all for now).

P.S : and I love to see @BassTrackerBoats in a BST thread, showing off his marketing skills. Incredible !

 

[mindmaster]

I got a review copy from OP.

21 pages and pretty straight forward.
It reviews some of the tools that you can use. I would've expected the list of reviewed tools to be longer.

It covers how to expand your niche and how to find a profitable niche. If you never done keyword research this guide will put you on the good track.
Methods are simple to follow and the recommended tools can be replaced with others that can do the same, in case you have your own preferences for tools or money spent.

 

[godspeed007]

Count me in for a review copy if still available.

 

[ScreamingMidget]

I've just given it a good read through and although it's a brief review, here are my thoughts.

Positives:

• It reads quite well and puts thing across in layman's terms. Some guides can be over-complicated, but this will be easy to follow for anybody
• There's some decent advice for people who happen to be involved in affiliate marketing, with looking deeper into keyword research
• A decent trick on page 11 of the guide, which isn't your traditional method and I imagine most people won't have thought of.

What could be improved:

• The price: I like to be honest - I don't feel it's worth $150. I'd personally put it nearer a much lower mark at $20-$30.

Overall

I feel it's currently aimed more at people who are new to the keyword research game. But this is only my angle, as I've been doing this for years. As mentioned, my advice would be to lower the price quite a bit.

If the price was lower, and you're somebody who is just wanting to get started, but needs a guide to help you with suggestions on some of the software to use, then I'd recommend it.

 

[Natty]

Review time :

I got a review copy from @Natty - and first ; thanks for that ! I've read through the 20 pages as soon as I got it while eating my breakfast and here's my honest point of view.

• I won't say anything about fluff. If you've read this far into the thread, you should know what's my point on this.
• Take this as a disclaimer : I'm not a big fan of selling ebooks/methods/courses or whatever. However, on this one I was interested enough to see what @BassTrackerBoats and @Natty would pull off.
• At the end of my reading, I got quite a mixed reaction :
  • I got a bit disappointed by the fact that, as most ebooks, it mostly (if not entirely) contains information that are available for free (and for a good part, on BHW!). Moreover, some part could be more detailed (ex: buyer keywords, specificity of amazon keyword research or other things like that) as well as more case studies. Because for now, at 7.5$/page I personally find it expensive. (that's 20 ahrefs trials ! ). If anything, what I expect from a(n) (e)book is that it goes deep into things.
    
  • However, I must say that what's inside is well written. The author has for me a very good style of mixing narrative stuff and formal facts. It is very easy to follow and enjoyable to read. Although I didn't learn anything new, what is told there works and is not some bullshit you can have sometimes.

Overall : So honestly I would see this as a shortcut. They gathered information about KW research into one well-formatted guide, and you can pay for it. If you do not want to spend time searching and filtering information about KW research and want an immediate dive into the topic, then be sure to get it - that's exactly what you need. However, if you're a newbie short on budget : don't expect the moon. If you have plenty of time but no cash, then I'd rather advise you not to buy this and to take the time to search for that information for free (and you better get started with BHW) and spend your small budget elsewhere (or don't spend it at all for now).

P.S : and I love to see @BassTrackerBoats in a BST thread, showing off his marketing skills. Incredible !

Thanks for the review! I understand what you're saying about the depth - we will be releasing new (free to customer) updates soon, however, the page:$ calculation isn't really relevant here. We're trying to get the information through in the most efficient manner as possible - we're not aiming to create 100+ pages of screenshots. But, as I said, updates are coming! Thanks again for the review

I got a review copy from OP.

21 pages and pretty straight forward.
It reviews some of the tools that you can use. I would've expected the list of reviewed tools to be longer.

It covers how to expand your niche and how to find a profitable niche. If you never done keyword research this guide will put you on the good track.
Methods are simple to follow and the recommended tools can be replaced with others that can do the same, in case you have your own preferences for tools or money spent.

Thanks for your review

Count me in for a review copy if still available.

There's a thread in the JrVip section if you are interested.

I've just given it a good read through and although it's a brief review, here are my thoughts.

Positives:

• It reads quite well and puts thing across in layman's terms. Some guides can be over-complicated, but this will be easy to follow for anybody
• There's some decent advice for people who happen to be involved in affiliate marketing, with looking deeper into keyword research
• A decent trick on page 11 of the guide, which isn't your traditional method and I imagine most people won't have thought of.

What could be improved:

• The price: I like to be honest - I don't feel it's worth $150. I'd personally put it nearer a much lower mark at $20-$30.

Overall

I feel it's currently aimed more at people who are new to the keyword research game. But this is only my angle, as I've been doing this for years. As mentioned, my advice would be to lower the price quite a bit.

If the price was lower, and you're somebody who is just wanting to get started, but needs a guide to help you with suggestions on some of the software to use, then I'd recommend it.

Thanks for the review! The price is actually $100 for BHW members (mentioned in the title and on the graphic) and we have actually sold +80% of all copies for $50 with the regular promotions we run. We'll take this into account, in the future, though!

 

[ScribScribScrib]

got a free review copy from mr @Natty, the ebook is very easy to read and doesn't fuck around much. It teaches you the in's and out's of keyword research, but that's not the highlight. The book changed my perspective on sitemaps and their usage, it also gave me a few ideas of my own on how to better use the data popular sites like semrush.com give out.

My only caveat is that it could be longer, I've read everything in 30 minutes and was left parched for more knowledge, everything else is as outlined in the BST. Great stuff.

 

[theRevolt]

Ok review time. Got a free review copy:

So first I'd say if you are a total noob in kw research this can definitely help you.

If you already worked by some of the most popular tools you will likely not find anything out much new.
For me there was unfortunately no hidden nugget here as I already do what is being described in the ebook.

Conclusion
If you are new or have very little experience in kw research you could pick up some solid info. However, if you have worked with the standard tools before you more than likely will be familiar with the covered topics and method.

On the pro side it is nicely formatted and written so plus for that.

Good luck with sales

 

[Billy Batts]

Read through it in one go and will keep it short and straight to the point.

It's easy to read however the majority written I already know but then again I have been absorbing knowledge every day for the past couple years so can't blame the writers for that.

If you don't know much about KW research it's definitely informative and as Z said I didn't know about that trick on page 4 either.

It's a nice add to the collection and as they announced updates worth checking out.

Cheers.

 

[phantasma]

Before i received the book, i was thinking about how I needed to set aside time in my busy schedule to read it but after reading the first page i ended up reading the whole thing honestly this is a great guide.

Its takes you through:

• the workflow the op's go through when choosing keywords for their projects.
• the standard tools the tools they use and their pros and cons.
• their experience's when using the tools and examples on how they use them.
• pitfalls to look out for such as metrics.

I like how the guide is short, easy to understand and on point unlike those cringeworthy ebooks written by self-proclaimed guru's who use as many words as possible to describe something that could have been said in just a few words.

As for the price, thing of it this way how much would you spend when split testing between the platforms ?

Its a shortcut that saves you the time and money so in conclusion i think its worth it.

 

[fasttrak]

Review

KW research has been my biggest issue over the last few years. Site design, structure, onsite/offsite seo, no problem, but identifying KW's I can actually rank (difficulty) and make a reasonable amount of money on, this has been the real issue for me. So, this review is coming from a newbie as I class myself in this area.

I have bought KW packs from BHW BST's in the past and the best ones have been from @BassTrackerBoats in terms of real world difficulty, not just what the tools tell you. So, when I was given the opportunity to have a look through a KW research guide from team BTB, I could not wait.

After reading it through several times now, and having put into practice today what I learnt, here is what I thought.

• Extremely easy to read - I read this from start to finish in one go. I thought, like a lot of other guides, I would skim and come back to finish the next day but this guide flows really well, has no fluff to skip and before you know it, you are at the end.
• Tips - As others have mentioned, some great tips to make life easier, especially if budget is tight.
• Methods - Both the expanding existing niche and finding new niches gave me some great ideas.

Results

Spent a few hours this morning trying both methods, how did I do?

• Expand existing niche - found 5 easy KW's with search volume >4k each
• Find new niche - found plenty of new KW's to think about for fresh sites

General comments

• Could the guide of been longer? Yes, but I am only saying that because I am hungry for more. It does what it says on the tin and teaches newbies like me the basics of what tools to use, how to use them and methods for finding easy to rank KW's.
• With a promise of updates to come, this really could be a superb investment.
• Bonus video - BTB offered this above, it is superb and highly recommended, easily as good as the guide with a few new methods and twists to try.

Who is this guide aimed at?

Me and newbies like me, though there are a few things more seasoned pro's can learn too.

Bottom line

Wish I had read this 2 years ago!

Thanks @Natty and @BassTrackerBoats, looking forward to seeing the updates and learning more.

 

[bossofthebosses]

Got a free review copy from OP.

It is a short guide, not a few hundred pages lengthy guide which will make u feel sleepy.
If u don't know how to do keyword research for your niche then this is a good guide for u. There are free guides for this too, but here u will find some extra things - so even if u r not a noob, still u can try this.

The most interesting thing for me was:

There is a section in the guide about 'Finding A New Niche" I learnt some new tricks here. So u could also use this guide to find your niche.

Price: It might look pricey, but the things u will learn here - u would have to spend around a year to learn that without this guide.

 

[X]

I was lucky enough to grab a free review copy from OP.

This book was refreshing because it was straight to the point, which I like. This means it was shorter than I was expecting, but that's more or less a good thing in this case - time is money, and the author wasted none of mine getting into the meat of the guide (this has been mentioned in most reviews on the thread, sue me).

The first 9 pages were nothing new to me (overview of various keyword tools, an easy way to analyze competitors, etc.), but page 10 and on had my attention.

The guide discusses a website I'm (and many others are) very familiar with, but have never used for coming up with new niche ideas, and to find keywords that other sites in your industry are targeting.

Page 13 preached an essential truth that far too many either forget, ignore, or don't understand/realize.

I like that it goes through very specific examples, as I personally find that showing concrete steps helps solidify the bigger (abstract) picture, especially for those newer to keyword research.

A few minor downsides:

The guide doesn't mention a few great keyword tools, but the same principals apply so it's not really a big deal. If you already have some keyword tools that you prefer, you can use them, or you can use the tools outlined in the guide. Some of these tools have decent free or cheap trials, and with some creativity you could get enough trials to get most of your work done before spending bigger money on full subscriptions (they actually discuss a smart trick to help you get more trials, which can easily save you a hundred bucks or more with little effort).

The guide ends pretty abruptly, right when it's on a roll IMO. I would have liked so see more on researching products to promote, as it just mentions it briefly. Again, not a huge deal, and you can apply the information from the guide to finding specific commercial-intent keyword tools.

Bottom line: A solid guide, especially for those who are newer to keyword research. If you're experienced and are looking for a clever way to use an existing (free) resource for new niche ideas or to expand on your current work, this guide is also worth purchasing. I understand the price may seem high, but the main nugget of info I took away from the guide is worth more than the asking cost of admission. I do wish OP would discuss more on buyer/commercial-intent keywords specifically, but it's not a huge deal that it's not covered more in-depth.

 

[Heiko]

I recieved a Review copy.

The Book is short and simple, i love it. Not to much bullshit talk, not beating around the bush. Just straight forward and right to the point. I love that they have added some pictures in it as well, not just a textwall like any other eBook does nowadays. I am into SEO, i am not an expert but i definetely know about keyword research and have a good knowledge. However, this book also teached me some good additional stuff which i didn't know about yet.

In my honest opinion, this book is both for beginners and for experts because it's never bad to refresh your mind on stuff like this and it is definetely worth the read.