Find the most expensive keywords for free.

wakkaoaka

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This isnt as comprehensive and easy as keyword country, but its great for seeing what your keywords will give you and what the future looks like.

You might get lucky and search some unheard of expensive keyword. Lawyers and financial stuff are usually the highest paying:

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http://www.spyfu.com/Term.aspx?t=601859

 

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blackhaze

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• Nov 25, 2008

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yawn...mesothelioma lawyer, austin DUI lawyer, student loan consolidation.....should i actully BOTHER looking at that list? I bet its all in there

 

wakkaoaka

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i know about that list, it is obviously saturated. Im just saying you can search aswell =) I know many of you know about spyfu, ive known about if months, but a lot of people wont know what it is.

 

ukescuba

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anyone taking advantage of this type of info???

 

wakkaoaka

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ukescuba said:

anyone taking advantage of this type of info???

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im not, but if your into autoblogging and dont wanna pay for keyword country, then i wouldnt be surprised if u used this.

 

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djkee

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• Nov 26, 2008

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You can just check spyfu list of top paid keywords

Here: http://www.spyfu.com/TopList.aspx?listId=3

 

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bench_400

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• Nov 26, 2008

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Yep But trying to break into the top is rough.

Use http://www.seologs.com/keyword-difficulty.html
to see how hard a keyword would be to rank for . I think it's a cool tool.

 

peter1988

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anyone has subscribe spyfu services ? from what i see at their website..it looks cool and nice....probably very powerful search services...am i right or wrong here ?? thanks