SE Cockpit vs. Keyword Blaze
- Thread starter zaxdar
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- Jul 10, 2009
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I second this ^^
It's insanely easy to find low comp/high traffic keywords with SEcockpit and it shows if the EMD or variations of the EMD are available.
SEcockpit is quality + you get the free rank tracker built in.
It is pretty pricey though ...
It's insanely easy to find low comp/high traffic keywords with SEcockpit and it shows if the EMD or variations of the EMD are available.
SEcockpit is quality + you get the free rank tracker built in.
It is pretty pricey though ...
clyde
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- Dec 5, 2009
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$97/mo for a KW research tool?
Although important, you don't make money from doing KW research, you make money from ranking them.
I would spend that money on linkbuilding services/tools instead.
InvoiceLABs
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- Jul 31, 2013
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I use Clyde's Ultimate Niche Finder for my keyword research. UNF does everything you need for keyword research (keyword suggestions, checking search volume, checking keyword difficulty and it even calculates the OCI a.k.a buyer intent keywords)
$97/month for a keyword research tool is way too overprice, IMO.
$97/month for a keyword research tool is way too overprice, IMO.
originalposter
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- Jul 22, 2013
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I have to agree that Clyde's UNF is definitely the most cost-effective tool out there. Great support, super fast updates (even after KWT became KWP). I honestly thought it was over for UNF due to the change, but was very surprised that they were able to get it running still. Great job!
gullsinn
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- Dec 24, 2009
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Yes, you must try SEOcockpit.
