Comments on: Wordtracker Results Inconsistency http://andrewhansen.name/niche-research/wordtracker-results-inconsistency/ Tips, Tricks And Insights Into Online Business Success Sat, 05 May 2012 13:03:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: khaleel http://andrewhansen.name/niche-research/wordtracker-results-inconsistency/comment-page-1/#comment-6932 khaleel Thu, 22 May 2008 08:23:51 +0000 http://andrewhansen.name/niche-research/wordtracker-results-inconsistency/#comment-6932 Ok another 'me too' post here :), Faced this several times infact. I usually search of niches in the first week of month and try to implement over them over them month. But when I come back next month keywords numbers change [well not always but most of the time]. I too love adwords keword tool but I miss numbers in there. As andrew said in some IISFS post we all love numbers :), Is there any reliable tool for keyword research which gives results with numbers. Ok another ‘me too’ post here :) ,

Faced this several times infact. I usually search of niches in the first week of month and try to implement over them over them month. But when I come back next month keywords numbers change [well not always but most of the time].

I too love adwords keword tool but I miss numbers in there. As andrew said in some IISFS post we all love numbers :) , Is there any reliable tool for keyword research which gives results with numbers.

]]> By: Tuppy Glossop from Job Is a Four Letter Word http://andrewhansen.name/niche-research/wordtracker-results-inconsistency/comment-page-1/#comment-6917 Tuppy Glossop from Job Is a Four Letter Word Sat, 17 May 2008 19:49:13 +0000 http://andrewhansen.name/niche-research/wordtracker-results-inconsistency/#comment-6917 Sorry to post a "me too" but I've seen exactly the same phenomenon in some of my research. It seems to be a particular problem with geographically based research: "indiana car insurance", "dallas plastic surgeon" etc. In the link by my name I linked to some keyword research numbers I wrote about on my blog; there are one or two follow-up articles elsewhere on the blog too. In a nutshell ... for the last couplpe of months I have had the #1 spot in the Google SERPs for a phrase that WordTracker claims should see 144 searches a day. I have yet to see an AdSense click from that site. Andrew, I think you're 100% correct in your assessment. Sorry to post a “me too” but I’ve seen exactly the same phenomenon in some of my research. It seems to be a particular problem with geographically based research: “indiana car insurance”, “dallas plastic surgeon” etc.

In the link by my name I linked to some keyword research numbers I wrote about on my blog; there are one or two follow-up articles elsewhere on the blog too.

In a nutshell … for the last couplpe of months I have had the #1 spot in the Google SERPs for a phrase that WordTracker claims should see 144 searches a day. I have yet to see an AdSense click from that site.

Andrew, I think you’re 100% correct in your assessment.

]]> By: Promo Code Software http://andrewhansen.name/niche-research/wordtracker-results-inconsistency/comment-page-1/#comment-6913 Promo Code Software Fri, 16 May 2008 20:56:28 +0000 http://andrewhansen.name/niche-research/wordtracker-results-inconsistency/#comment-6913 That's really discouraging news. I've invested in a different keyword tracker but I'm sure that they use the same source to determine the monthly search amount. Thanks for reporting the results. This only enforces what I've heard from others about using Adwords...it's the most reliable way to determine which keywords actually work. I still think, however, that these keyword tools are good to help you think of keywords you would like to use. That’s really discouraging news. I’ve invested in a different keyword tracker but I’m sure that they use the same source to determine the monthly search amount.

Thanks for reporting the results. This only enforces what I’ve heard from others about using Adwords…it’s the most reliable way to determine which keywords actually work. I still think, however, that these keyword tools are good to help you think of keywords you would like to use.

]]> By: Abi http://andrewhansen.name/niche-research/wordtracker-results-inconsistency/comment-page-1/#comment-6912 Abi Fri, 16 May 2008 16:49:17 +0000 http://andrewhansen.name/niche-research/wordtracker-results-inconsistency/#comment-6912 That is exactly why I only follow the Adwords technique and the free adwords keyword tool for my kw research... works well for me most of the time ;) i hate wordtracker... figures are too unreliable.. good post... glad to know am not alone in this situation... ;) That is exactly why I only follow the Adwords technique and the free adwords keyword tool for my kw research… works well for me most of the time ;)

i hate wordtracker… figures are too unreliable..

good post… glad to know am not alone in this situation… ;)

]]> By: Brian Potter http://andrewhansen.name/niche-research/wordtracker-results-inconsistency/comment-page-1/#comment-6911 Brian Potter Fri, 16 May 2008 16:48:08 +0000 http://andrewhansen.name/niche-research/wordtracker-results-inconsistency/#comment-6911 I had a similar experience with this keyword tool. It gave me a reading of some 500 daily searches but is that reflected in the clicks on my ads? ...Nope! http://tools.seobook.com/keyword-tools/seobook/ I had a similar experience with this keyword tool. It gave me a reading of some 500 daily searches but is that reflected in the clicks on my ads? …Nope!
http://tools.seobook.com/keyword-tools/seobook/

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