Alternative to Overture Tool

[Rob_TID]

Is there another free tool that shows some estimation of searches per month?

 

[Josh P]

https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

 

[Elephant]

bah, screw adwords. I want actual ###s.

 

[Josh P]

then you'll have to either subscribe to a keyword site, or use your own tracking

 

[guysmy]

Seo book has a good one but its been down for a while:
SEO Book Keyword Suggestion Tool

 

[lerchmo]

Seo book has a good one but its been down for a while:
SEO Book Keyword Suggestion Tool

thats because it scrapes overture

 

[kdawg]

I personally like Wordze:

Harry Maugans » Wordze Revolutionizing Keyword Research

They are FAR better than the other pay services, and they're fairly cheap per month.

 

[barman]

Wordze better than wordtracker? My subscription is about to expire, so I could make the switch.

 

[Moon54]

There is the Free Wordtracker Suggestion Tool - Free Keyword Suggestion Tool

 

[pweek]

Looks like were shit outta luck? I havent seen anything even giving a rough idea of bid prices.

 

[edgistics]

nichebot or wordtracker?

 

[gdubs12345]

wordze is $35 per month, that might be worth checking out

 

[shokthx]

Wait a week and try the NicheBOT $1 trial.
It is supposed to soon get Adwords, Yahoo, Miva, and Enhance PPC data.
Should be cool for you Arbi guys
The Overture tool isn't quite dead yet-just over used and under served.

 

[shokthx]

Moon's got it. The free Wordtracker tool may be better than Overtures.

There is the Free Wordtracker Suggestion Tool - Free Keyword Suggestion Tool

 

[GeorgeB]

The overture tool is back up for me. Actually running a little faster than usual.

http://inventory.overture.com

 

[anonymous]

Wordtracker has a free tool. I think it was just released. It's nice and fast, but it doesn't have the volume of the Overture tool. Anyway, it's still a good resource especially since it's free.

Free Keyword Suggestion Tool

 

[Sg4]

This is kind of an interesting tool that I came across. No, not as useful as Wordze/Wordtracker etc but it searches the AOL search records that were released a few months back...


Vurr

 

[Juicify]

What about keyword elite? Do anyone know where it get it's keywords from?

EDIT: k, bad question, "Google, Yahoo, Miva, And Enhance"