Affiliate Elite
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keyword elite is pretty good for generating big lists and getting adwords info (when it works).
barman - Im sure everyone knows how to find stuff to promote, Im just interested in seeing how much stuff this software can find and where it gets its info from.
barman - Im sure everyone knows how to find stuff to promote, Im just interested in seeing how much stuff this software can find and where it gets its info from.
yeah i think i have the same copy (seo elite). the thing i find most useful is the keyword tracking that lets me track exactly where i rank for a huge list of keywords and graphs the ranking changes. kinda neat but nothing i would pay for
Keyword Elite just took a fucking huge turn in the wrong direction.
Since there software is "offline software" or whatever, Yahoo now requires you to enter a "capture" code every 30 seconds. If you're trying to create thousand word keyword lists. Yes, you have to enter the code every time.
I went on their site and complained about it, they tried to say it's and I quote, "VERY seldom". Every 30 sec. is not VERY seldom. I even posted screenshots with my windows clock next to it. A few people replied with the same BS they're doing. a couple days later, my thread gets deleted.
If you already have keyword elite, use their older version not the new version.
I'm going to start looking into web-based keyword programs such as wordze., unfortunatly they have monthly subscriptions. Alhtough, I can't do a godamn thing, when this fucking K.E. is asking for a capture every 30 seconds. It worked well while it did. Another thing I hate is when I try to analyse PPC listings, all I ever get most of the time for KEI and R/S ratio is N/A....
He does know how to sell... that's for sure
Since there software is "offline software" or whatever, Yahoo now requires you to enter a "capture" code every 30 seconds. If you're trying to create thousand word keyword lists. Yes, you have to enter the code every time.
I went on their site and complained about it, they tried to say it's and I quote, "VERY seldom". Every 30 sec. is not VERY seldom. I even posted screenshots with my windows clock next to it. A few people replied with the same BS they're doing. a couple days later, my thread gets deleted.
If you already have keyword elite, use their older version not the new version.
I'm going to start looking into web-based keyword programs such as wordze., unfortunatly they have monthly subscriptions. Alhtough, I can't do a godamn thing, when this fucking K.E. is asking for a capture every 30 seconds. It worked well while it did. Another thing I hate is when I try to analyse PPC listings, all I ever get most of the time for KEI and R/S ratio is N/A....
He does know how to sell... that's for sure
I get NA alot too, thought it was just me!
And that sucks about yahoo, i havent generated any lists for a while so didnt know that was happening. thats crap! I think i've already updated it though
Yeah it's definate BS, after a good product it all went downhill. Do you still have your old upgrades? Just reinstall it and it'll go away. If not, PM me, and I'll send their older update to you. If you reinstall their older updates it won't ask you for the code anymore.
As for the NA yeah that sucks I'm looking into different software either Keyword Analyzer, or Niche Inspector, there's a free trial of: "Keyword Expert" that you could try, you get searches, and some info, but not KEI or R/S, that's why I'm thinking of Keyword Analyzer, but godamnit being broke sucks!
I'm thinking of trying out nichebot as well, what do you think about it?
As for keywords I'd rather go with wordze.com I don't think nichebot would have anything to do with keywords. Can you explain your reasons to go with nichebot?
Thanks
I just don't understand how another Search Engine Keyword Finder programs such as, wordze, keyword elite, discovery,wordtracker, etc... could have different results from each other.
Aren't these softwares supposed to be telling you what's being searched through search engines such as yahoo, google, etc... So how can one program have different results than another?
Aren't these softwares supposed to be telling you what's being searched through search engines such as yahoo, google, etc... So how can one program have different results than another?
I don't understand that either. Why when you look something up with something like the the SEOBook tool you get something with 60K monthly searches and the same word in wordtracker get's 3K searches every 90 days??? wtf? It's like that with all of them.
The weirdest thing is I never hear anyone give a good explanation for this phenomenon either.
Affiliate Elite, from the 'intro' video they provide, shows them finding OTHER affiliates that sell the same thing (in the example, Mike Filsamines(whatever) stuff) via clickbank code and shows you the top sites pushing it, and then lets you see whois info so you can contact THOSE affiliates to sell YOUR product...
Unless they show something more, it may be for those selling, not the affiliates themselves...
Unless they show something more, it may be for those selling, not the affiliates themselves...
I am not a search engine, nor have I ever been one, but I can see how numbers would be different between 'resellers' of the data.
Lets say data was purchased from Google (we know that ain't gonna happen).
Lets say we wanted 10 million top keywords.
Lets say we get the RAW data, and it contains searches like:
green widgets
+green +widgets
"green widgets"
+"green widgets"
widgets green
+widgets +green
"widgets green"
+"widgets green"
each with 10 searches a month.
'reseller1' may be wordthrasher, and they import straight from google, so their numbers match exactly: 80 searches.
'reseller2' may be wordsthree and they may filter out punctuation and duplicates. The results are MUCH different: 2 searches (green widgets & widgets green)
'reseller3' may be doing some other filtering.
If each offered the same results, it'd be up to features to make the difference. By offering 'different results' they seem more 'specific' or more precise.
Now, substitute Google in the example above for 7search, dogpile, momma, and all those other 3rd tier engines that most of these services buy from, and then throw in that THOSE ENGINES may be pre-filtering the data, then results WILL vary.
Once again, this is me thinking HOW this may come out to be different. I have no idea IF this is what is happening, but thinking like this helps me sleep at night
, knowing there is NO WAY I WILL EVER KNOW THE TRUTH, unless I become a search engine myself... 
I subscribe to nichebot, and it's ok...but still....
Google's tools give synonyms, and I don't see anything else that really does that. ie. if you type in "CAR" Google gives you "AUTO" and "AUTOMOBILE" and "TRUCK. That's a simple example, but you get the idea.
Of course, Googe's tool only shows Google keywords that people are bidding on (I guess), and maybe that's the limitation. It's not going to feed a you true "brainfart" if that's the word you kids use these days for coming up with a magic keyword that nobody else has thought of. LOL
Maybe a combo of wordtracker and google is about as good as it gets. Nichebot has full access to wordtracker.
Since I haven't used it, can somebody tell me why Wordze is better. THANKS!
Google's tools give synonyms, and I don't see anything else that really does that. ie. if you type in "CAR" Google gives you "AUTO" and "AUTOMOBILE" and "TRUCK. That's a simple example, but you get the idea.
Of course, Googe's tool only shows Google keywords that people are bidding on (I guess), and maybe that's the limitation. It's not going to feed a you true "brainfart" if that's the word you kids use these days for coming up with a magic keyword that nobody else has thought of. LOL
Maybe a combo of wordtracker and google is about as good as it gets. Nichebot has full access to wordtracker.
Since I haven't used it, can somebody tell me why Wordze is better. THANKS!
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