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[coxxman25]

I want to know about this as well before subscribing. So is this a good software then coxxman25?

It is a very good software that has some great features, that make it stand apart from the rest.

I have been informed about my issues with it so I'm going to test it again. Definitely has potential and room to grow into a great addition to any IM arsenal.

Hope this helps.

 

[Fab1j0]

I tried to upgrade my account, but i get erorr "You must add funds to your PayPal account before sending more money.".. But i have availible money at paypal ?

 

[dp40oz]

PMed you back. You should be all set now!

I tried to upgrade my account, but i get erorr "You must add funds to your PayPal account before sending more money.".. But i have availible money at paypal ?

 

[dp40oz]

Hey guys currently taking on new users!

This tool completely rocks! I was one of the beta testers and I ended up buying a lifetime license. Heres my review.

All around KeySearch smokes the other programs I used. My copy of long tail pro is now collecting dust. Besides that its web based, it has more features and is way faster. Its almost a joke how fast it can check keywords for difficulty. It will make your other keyword tools feel old after using it and trust me I have used almost all of them. The layout is great for dealing with a lot of keywords, flipping back and forth through competition. The link analysis feature is awesome too which doesn't seem to be mentioned in the write up. Cant say enough good things, kudos Dan for another great tool. A++!

Perfect tool for competition and keyword analysis. It has everything in one place without having to download some old software which takes up space. It's like Traffic Travis + Long Tail Pro Platinum version combined. Awesome service. Will be a long term customer

Ok going to order now, just tested it and I am sold!

I salute you and thank you deeply for saving me from the evil Spencer Haws! I am so fed up with LTP since I got it (endless various problems and hell slowly and annoying; very bad and cheap coded etc; I could go on for hours but I will spare you from this guys; just get Keysearch it will solve all your troubles!) and especially today("license servers"), your offer comes really in the perfect moment! Thank you!!

Hi guys,
I've raved about Keysearch to all my friends, including my buddies who do Amazon selling, as I feel its one of the best software investments I've made for my SEO game. I wanted the results of Long Tail Pro for getting the best keywords, I wanted the competition data like SEO Powersuite, but something less complicated, just like what Rank Recon promised but didn't deliver. In comparison the 'difficulty score' from SEO Powersuite is actually similar to that given in Keysearch, so that in itself shows you that this little tool can compete with the big guns.

Another happy "Beta Tester" who also has subscribed to this tool.

What I like the most about this tool is it gives you the same kind of metrics that Keyword revealer, Market Samurai and Google Keywords (the tools I usually use) all on one screen.
You can also bulk-check keyword difficulty just like with "Semrush".

Something that I'm crap at doing is making lists / spreadsheets of keywords. With this tool, you can save keywords to lists at the click of a button. It also lists 50 previous keyword searches and keeps the keyword scores which is very helpful.

I've also found it brings up a nice list of long-tails around the seed keyword you enter, too. In fact, the "Deep Analysis" screen gives you a list of LSI Keywords from the top ten search results and the all-important TF / CF which some cheaper keyword tools don't.

The sealer really is the price. $12 is less than I usually spend on one article so for me it makes sense all round.

As an Seo Agency on my end I couldn't be happier with this tool ROI. Bought the PRO lifetime license about 2 months ago the minute I saw the priceand I am amazed by the list of benefits it has compared to others competitive tools. Updates and upgrades continue to become consistent for
current members and the training provided is just ideal for folks getting started with keyword research.

Without further ado, if I compare KeySearch with my other keyword research tools (SemRush/LTP/KwFinder/Jaaxy), this tools is often faster, provides a better ROI long term (and clearly when buying the lifetime license), and the DA/PA analysis from each keyword inserted into research is just ideal for any SEO Agency or small business operator that needs to start a study of the top 10 Google competitor results. My clients love my research and is in part due to this tool, so why not let anyone know of a great product. Another one that deserves my opinionated blessing. I use this baby daily!

This is by far the easiest keyword research tool that I've used. thanks.

I am currently giving this a try out and I am very impressed with it. Keyword competition results, serps ranking tracker and links analyser rolled into one for a very reasonable price point. Easy to use, offers good value for money. Unless you are an agency with a lot of customers, the limits set are fine, more than enough daily for your own sites research. The lifetime licence is a no-brainer.

**********REVIEW**********
Jumped onboard for the lifetime version of this last week, and have been researching keywords to compare the results from the other softwares I am using...
So far I am loving it and it gives me more insight on keywords than my LTP and serped.
Will be using this from now on and unsub my LTP and serped
Thanks for saving me time and money!

I have to say I love this tool for testing keyword difficulty. I am currently doing a load of difficulty analysis and no other tool compares. Its so fast and I don't need to sit and do 1 by 1 searches like other tools. I will be upgrading to lifetime for sure.

I love this tool.

 

[Varshiek]

NWas thinking about check it out but it won't load the site bud. Is there a free trial? Never mind! It's working fine now

 

[eunicemartinez_21]

Will sign up for a trial. I hope to be a paying customer.

Sent you a message I am having problem subscribing.

 

[transitarea]

What do the FB , G+, P, and in refer to regarding social media?
Is it the number of shares from the website or else?
Are these important for SEO ?

 

[dp40oz]

Yes its the number of shares/likes ect... It depends who you ask as to how important these are for SEO. Some case studies have found that they have little effect, some have found they have a lot of effect. Either way we've included them for people who want that info.

What do the FB , G+, P, and in refer to regarding social media?
Is it the number of shares from the website or else?
Are these important for SEO ?

 

[transitarea]

What about " Auth" ØŸ
Is it number of authority links?

 

[dp40oz]

Yep its how many incoming authority links to that specific page.

What about " Auth" ØŸ
Is it number of authority links?

 

[Varshiek]

Just dropping by to say I really like this service so far. I'm still a noob at all keyword research stuff, and I haven't began to rank a website yet. But so far out of all the keyword tools this is the one I'm sticking to for now. It seems just right, nothing too overwhelming and very easy to read. I'll come to update once I start ranking the keywords and I'll be able to tell you how accurate the competition levels on the site are .

question! I just saw that the tool comes with a keyword serp tracker. I had no idea it came with one. I'm just having trouble setting it up but I haven't messed with it too much just yet. Does it count towards our daily credits?

 

[Aatrox]

I used FCS networked for quite a while. Liked the tool a lot, then stick rate was dropping, account creation was bad... but it was good for a long time for me. Had lot of success with it. Now I'm playing with this new tool of yours and it's pretty cool, I like it. I like that you included the google trends in there, that is something I use quite often. Still have the trial account, but I'll probably upgrade later on. Keep up the good work!

 

[dp40oz]

​New Youtube Research & Competition Analysis Feature

We're excited to announce a new feature to Keysearch. Its our new Youtube Research section which features Youtube keyword research, difficulty scores and competition analysis. The section is similar to our regular keyword research section but focuses on ranking on Youtube. It is currently in beta but all users including free trial users can now play around with it!

Youtube can be a huge driving force for traffic and many SEO's, internet marketers and businesses don't take into account just how powerful Youtube can be. Ranking videos in the top 10 for highly searched relevant keywords can not only drive tons of traffic to your sites but the video itself can also be a profit generator with ad revenue. Not to mention the SEO benefits of having a highly shared video that links back to your site. There are so many benefits and we are really happy to now be able to offer Youtube research into your keyword research campaigns.

You can check out a brief overview and video about it here.

http://blog.keysearch.co/new-youtube-research-difficulty-checker-competition-analysis/

Just dropping by to say I really like this service so far. I'm still a noob at all keyword research stuff, and I haven't began to rank a website yet. But so far out of all the keyword tools this is the one I'm sticking to for now. It seems just right, nothing too overwhelming and very easy to read. I'll come to update once I start ranking the keywords and I'll be able to tell you how accurate the competition levels on the site are .

question! I just saw that the tool comes with a keyword serp tracker. I had no idea it came with one. I'm just having trouble setting it up but I haven't messed with it too much just yet. Does it count towards our daily credits?

Hey rank tracking doesn't use keyword research credits. Each plan comes with it's own daily rank tracking keyword amount.

 

[ZionTazia]

Is it true that you sold FCS Networker, if so the new owner seems to do a bad job, rarely updates etc. I just want to know if I should move on or stay with FCS?

 

[dp40oz]

Hey FCS was taken over by the guys from Syndwire. They have had a few growing pains during the transition, but they have a recently hired more people and have some really big plans for it moving forward.

Is it true that you sold FCS Networker, if so the new owner seems to do a bad job, rarely updates etc. I just want to know if I should move on or stay with FCS?

 

[ZionTazia]

Thanks for answering, I just hope they get it running like when you had it. They could also be more open about what's happening.

Good luck with your keyword tool launch, it seems like a great tool.

 

[MonkeyJohn]

I have been using Keysearch for a week or so now. Very impressed! Lightening quick vs Long Tail Pro and like the colour coded Serp results. Can use on iPad as well which is handy.

One thing Im not 100% sure about is that if I enter a seed keyword then some of the keywords returned already have the comp calculated....highlighting to me what other users have checked.....which also means they can see which new keywords I'm checking.

 

[dp40oz]

Hey glad you are enjoying it! Keysearch caches results for a few days to save users credits, since keywords already checked in the cache don't use credits. These don't necessarily mean other users have checked them since a big portion of our cache keywords database are keywords that are internally checked by us. We do a few thousand checks a day in certain popular niches to keep a somewhat decent sized cached database but the cache is only a few days to make sure things are recent and accurate.

I have been using Keysearch for a week or so now. Very impressed! Lightening quick vs Long Tail Pro and like the colour coded Serp results. Can use on iPad as well which is handy.

One thing Im not 100% sure about is that if I enter a seed keyword then some of the keywords returned already have the comp calculated....highlighting to me what other users have checked.....which also means they can see which new keywords I'm checking.

 

[Mr Cracker]

Hey glad you are enjoying it! Keysearch caches results for a few days to save users credits, since keywords already checked in the cache don't use credits. These don't necessarily mean other users have checked them since a big portion of our cache keywords database are keywords that are internally checked by us. We do a few thousand checks a day in certain popular niches to keep a somewhat decent sized cached database but the cache is only a few days to make sure things are recent and accurate.

I'm back and might be interested in giving this a whirl for a while. One of the biggest things holding me back right now based on getting started again with SEO, it's that I don't really know what type of numbers to look out for when checking keywords and so on. Example here I guess... so let's say I pick a keyword and implement the whole allintitle: stuff and then check the amount of (results) on Google.

Next, I will need to look at the competition and this is where it gets tricky for me. I know most the things to look out for such as:

==================
TF -Trust Flow min = ?
CF - Citation Flow min = ?


PA - Page Authority min = ?
DA - Domain Authority min = ?
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But have no clue what is to high or worth assuming will be a good number, I know you then have the links to take into account and that's a whole new headache. I also understand that every single thing is a factor so even if the above stats are low, if the links are high you have problems depending on their quality. It's really very difficult working out if a keyword is worth targeting IMO.

Perhaps you could shed some light on this... if it helps me out you can bet I'll be buying a subscription and sticking around for quite some time.

 

[dp40oz]

Hey thats exactly why we've made everything as simple as possible. When you check a keywords competition in Keysearch it will give you a difficulty score that calculates all this info. Then it also shows the top 10 results with color codes for each stat. Green are low numbers for the stat, yellow are medium, and red are high as you can see in the picture.



And the deep analysis function gives you even more info and the same color codes so its as easy to understand as possible.

I'm back and might be interested in giving this a whirl for a while. One of the biggest things holding me back right now based on getting started again with SEO, it's that I don't really know what type of numbers to look out for when checking keywords and so on. Example here I guess... so let's say I pick a keyword and implement the whole allintitle: stuff and then check the amount of (results) on Google.

Next, I will need to look at the competition and this is where it gets tricky for me. I know most the things to look out for such as:


But have no clue what is to high or worth assuming will be a good number, I know you then have the links to take into account and that's a whole new headache. I also understand that every single thing is a factor so even if the above stats are low, if the links are high you have problems depending on their quality. It's really very difficult working out if a keyword is worth targeting IMO.

Perhaps you could shed some light on this... if it helps me out you can bet I'll be buying a subscription and sticking around for quite some time.