Optimize Your Options with Google Traffic Estimator
Author: Manish Shrivastava
Anyone who keeps track of the latest happenings in the world of Google tools can say that they have been evolving consistently and there is always something to learn about them. Be it immense competition among Internet users or the advent of innumerable tools of Web 2.0, every second matters. PPC search engine marketing is one aspect of this thriving trend, where your acumen and right decision at the right time can take you places within a short span of time. To make this an easy endeavor, there are various online tools available.
Amidst other popular tools, Google traffic estimator is one of the most necessary applications that complement your pay per click management – in a simple and effective manner. Actually, this tool assists you in experimenting with specific phrases and keywords. It easily provides all the required data about the popularity of a particular keyword or phrase. It can also give you a comprehensive record of clicks that can be expected per day. Hence, you can easily manage your budget and go after the most suitable keywords rather than focusing on too many and end up losing your hard-earned money.
Google traffic estimator has been assisting not only the website owners, but also those who do not have enough knowledge about other basic tools. It helps to avoid mistakes committed by the Internet users in the past – the best thing that can happen in the world of PPC services. It is not a rocket science to finalize your keywords, as this decisive tool neatly brings forth the list of the high demand keywords. Moreover, you also get various options like less popular keywords, which are not very expensive to buy. Actually, you do not even need an AdWords account to use this superb tool. Obviously, it is a great advantage, as you can go ahead with your plans even if you do not have any advertising budget to start with.
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I am the webmaster at www.synapseinteractive.com. - A SEO services company in India offering search engine optimization, PPC management, Content writing, SEO copywriting, Link building and Social media marketing services in US and UK.
Where did Google’s Traffic Estimator go?
Currently trying to get keyword stats and found that Google’s Traffic Estimator Sandbox has a login preceding use of the tool.
Anyone know if this is an intentional move by Google? I wouldn’t be surprised… now they can link all search term research to Google adwords buyers!
Ideas/thoughts… am I becoming too paranoid of Google’s unyielding (desire for total) power?
Here’s my TES bookmark:
https://adwords.google.com/select/TrafficEstimatorSandbox
You can create a new Google account different from your Adwords account. I have a different account for accessing Google Webmaster Tools, a different one for Adwords and a different one for Blogger, and a different one for Adsense.
Keywords and SEO help?
I’m trying to understand what methods others are using when looking for keywords. I’m using google’s traffic estimator and keyword tool, however, it doesn’t seem to be very reliable when relating back to keywords that actually get traffic. Can anyone please help me out and let me know what you are using? I would be willing to put a link to your site for the advice.
You can use the Word Tracker and still use the Google Keyword Tool. Just try solving your KEI (Keyword Effective Index). KEI is the most accurate for keyword searches.
KEI= P^2/C
Is there any free online tool to analyse yahoo keywords?
I mean like google keywords tool and traffic estimator. I donot want to use keywordspy.com because it is not free.
Why would you bother with Yahoo (which is now powered by Bing anyway)? Google leads Yahoo by about 8 to 1, so I would focus on Google and ignore Yahoo.
Go to the link below for Google Adwords. It is an outstanding tool for selecting keywords, and it is free.
Create a Google account if you don’t have one, which is also free.