Micro Niche Finder vs Market Samurai

[Longover]

I could only find threads of people requesting the two programs (Micro Niche Finder and Market Samurai), but no actual honest reviews of the products. Could you guys give me your opinions on the two? I heard a lot of good things about MS, but then came here and Micro Niche Finder is getting praise...

Thanks

 

[masteraffmarket]

I have MS and would recommend it. Even though its still in beta and therefore a little buggy.

Never used MNF

 

[husker999]

I have used both. Whatever Micro Niche Finder can do, Market Samurai can do better, and faster. The only thing which MNF has while MS don't is the hot product search, which is quite useless to me.

Another thing i dislike about MNF is the OCI results. I always got blocked by Google after a few return results.

 

[jackson4lee]

I've been using MS since the day launched. Until today, MS is still updating its features for more powerful searched and analyze data. Recently they have includes the rocket-powered which drive MS faster. Try it out yourself, worth the money.

 

[kingbrend]

I like MNF, MS is nice, but I'm looking for good niche keywords, not everything else it adds on.

They're both good, but MNF is exactly what I was looking for.

 

[rebellord]

I kinda link MS, but it seems to want to lock up on me too often when its calling out to google. If I can get past that little issue I might even have to like pay for it or something. Its keyword research is a little awkward at times, but it does give a ton of info.

 

[hmf00]

Market samurai definitely. I cant wait for the addtional 3 features to become active. One hell of a tool.

 

[RumMonkey]

MS could be sold as five seperate pieces of software, its the best tool I've used so far.

 

[blackieman]

Have a question about MNF. Does it pull traffic data from google external? I have watched some demo videos and it does not seem to. If not, where does it pull from.

 

[madinaz]

Well I use both you can never have to many tools. Honestly it's not the tool it's all about knowing how to use it correctly

 

[olm75]

i have both bought MNF before i learned of MS so now i just use MNF for its quick popular product brainstorming.... and thats it MS does it all but u really dont need that feature in MNF... i think its useless to most...

 

[Phantom]

Market samurai is good done, but I had always problems with hammering google search results to gather backlink info, which was irritating, coz it was possible to get banned for rest of day in few minutes. Proxy support would be handy.

 

[Comenius]

I've used both. MS is still on my hard drive. MNF is not. 'Nuff said.

 

[1renegade]

Thanks for everyone's input. I guess it will boil down to personal preferences. I use MNF right now but I'm going to try MS.

 

[john14809]

Have a question about MNF. Does it pull traffic data from google external? I have watched some demo videos and it does not seem to. If not, where does it pull from.

MNF does pull data from google external. However, by default MNF shows exact match. When you use google external, by default it pulls broad match. So if you changed the parameter in google external to exact you will see the same exact search results in MNF.

 

[ste1924]

I have used KE, TT, MS. My vote is for MS.. It really depends on what your wanting to do. KE is geared more for PPC. TT is kinda in the middle of PPC, SEO. MS is pretty much SEO all the way. But they are going to be adding a adword module in the near future.

I can't wait to see that! NICE!

Just in case your not sure what the TT means, it's Traffic Travis.

 

[luckyman]

Off course its about Personal preference. but would give MS the Thumbs up any day.

 

[redsecond]

I use both actually. MNF is really helpful if you want to check out niche keywords in detail, like does it have ezinearticles written on it, etc. MS is just fast and quick, great for making the initial keyword research.

 

[sivaji]

I have not yet tried Market Samurai . But MNF is good for me ..

 

[windblue]

I've used both. I use them for different application.