PPC Web Spy For Competitive Keywords Analysis
PPC Web Spy is a FREE tool you can download right now and use for what I personally would call nothing less but “swiping” the well researched keywords in ANY profitable niche. While called PPC Web Spy I personally think its usage expends beyond PPC and presents unlimited opportunity for bloggers!
In fact I say – EVERY blogger must have it and for two reasons:
- It doesn’t cost you anything – just download it here
- It cuts down your keyword research time and leaves you to do what you do best – content creation to dominate the Natural SERP’s. Let others pay for the keywords!
Interested to learn more? Dive into the details!
Brad Callen, the guy behind superb search engine research and optimization tools we all know, love and many of us use (SEO Elite, Keyword Elite) just released a new tool PPC Web Spy and this time for FREE.
Yes, there is an upsell to a more advanced, Platinum version of the tool, which I personally purchased but in order to use it – you don’t have to buy it! It simply gives you a few more additional, very nice benefits – but that is the choice you will need to make when you see the offer. Free version of the tool will work just fine for you!
And the main reason I recommend it – it gives you access to unlimited supply of well researched and tested keywords in any PROFITABLE niche. We all know that grabbing a top position in Google for any search can be done via 2 methods:
- Pay Per Click (AdWords) or
- SEO for natural results
Either way you need to know what are the exact keywords people use to search in that niche and how well those keywords perform. For PPC it is even more true as you will actually have to pay for each click, so the keywords people bid one – well researched and optimized.
Now how would you like to simply input your main niche key phrase and then just go in and swipe the keywords you need from people who did all the research, tested and you get the keywords based on the actual number of visitors they get!
Just have a look at this screenshot:
Now to describe the numbers above:
- I did a search on “golf club sets’
- I clicked on “View Keywords” button that is provided by the PPC Web Spy for me on one of the top ranking ads
- I got results! …which I can sort by clicks per day and copy all the keywords to clipboard.
- And if I need more – I have a convenient link to do additional research.
Now, the tool does a heck of a lot more then what I have shown above but you just gonna have to watch the video presentation created by Brad.
Visit PPC Web Spy page to watch the video presentation and signup!
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Thanks Alex
I know if Brad Callen made it then it is sure to be good , I just hope we don’t get too spoiled and forget how to do keyword research on our own .
It took me long enough to learn it and I don’t want to forget how
Ron
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Thanks for the find my friend. I’ll try to get back to report in.
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You said,
” We all know that grabbing a top position in Google for any search can be done via 2 methods:
* Pay Per Click (AdWords) or
* SEO for natural results”
There’s another way as well – videos and photos.
Since Google is currently madly in love with fresh videos and photos to place on their search results pages, they will rank you quite high (think page 1) if you post a properly tagged video or photo – often within a few hours of posting. Obviously a YouTube video is best (even if it’s just power-point mash-up with links to your site) – or a watermarked photo uploaded to Flickr.
seems simple & thats why promising
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Re: photos. Yes, I’m finding that keyword ALT tags can be a real traffic boost.
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Another good online tool that looks similar is http://spyfu.com
Thanks for the heads up on this new tool from Callen. His stuff is always top notch so I am sure this will be no exception. I can always use more help with key work research to find the paydays.
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I love the software, and I intentionally made rebrandable ebook to promote PPC Web Spy as Double Viral effect.
Boys, we are living at the age of tools.
But, as it’s was fine noted above, sometimes we forget to work by own hands…
Yet, the tool is really fine, want not to say nothing against that.
I hope to find here some more good ideas in next days…
Indeed, tools are great, especially free ones!
Innovative products are quintessential for online purposes and no matter how we have adapted to our old toys, we must focus more on compliant applications. Technology is moving rapidly and we don’t want to be left behind, so follow the advice given and embrace the new future of tomorrow now.
Is this different to Googles own Adword tool? How? It looks the same. I guess I need to download it and try it out to see.
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Well I’m not having any luck with the tool at all!
Whenever I press the “view keywords, it keeps saying either: “Internal Server Error. Please retry your query in a few minutes.” or “This website has likely not been advertising via Google Adwords for a period of 45 consecutive days. No keywords have been collected for this website because of this. In most cases, websites that have not advertised via Adwords for 45 days are not websites that you should consider monitoring, as they have not proven themselves to be profitable Adwords advertisers yet.”
This simply cannot be true, as I’ve tested more than 10 ads with very popular keywords…
What kind of balony is this?
Sonko,
I get those too but I was able to find what I needed.
Great tool!
The free version of this tool is almost pointless. Unless you pay for the premium version, which gives you a list of 100 (instead of 10) keywords your competitors are advertising on, save your effort and find another “free” tool.