i want to buy a keyword tool for adsense and adwords which is best?

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I want to buy a keyword tool for adsense and adwords. Please tell me which is cheaper and better.Thank you

You’d be crazy to buy..there are so many excellent free ones.

This one: https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal is all you really need. Enter any keyword or phrase, select whether or not you want synonyms and search. This tool tells you the competitiveness of the keyword phrase (in terms of how many other people are bidding on it), approximate search volume for the month of March, and approximate search volume over a 12 month period. You can also (through a dropdown menu) either see the "broad" volume or "exact" volume. So if you’re searching for "health conditions", the broad will tell you any variation of those words i.e. "cancer health conditions", but the "exact" tells you the volume based on just that phrase.

This is the best one in my opinion. I discovered it through http://www.trafficvault.com which has a lot of cool tools (most, if not all were free). From what I’ve seen, if you want a Google-based tool chances are Google already has made one for free that beats anything else you can buy.

Hope this helps.

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6 Responses to i want to buy a keyword tool for adsense and adwords which is best?

  1. Ted F says:

    You’d be crazy to buy..there are so many excellent free ones.

    This one: https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal is all you really need. Enter any keyword or phrase, select whether or not you want synonyms and search. This tool tells you the competitiveness of the keyword phrase (in terms of how many other people are bidding on it), approximate search volume for the month of March, and approximate search volume over a 12 month period. You can also (through a dropdown menu) either see the "broad" volume or "exact" volume. So if you’re searching for "health conditions", the broad will tell you any variation of those words i.e. "cancer health conditions", but the "exact" tells you the volume based on just that phrase.

    This is the best one in my opinion. I discovered it through http://www.trafficvault.com which has a lot of cool tools (most, if not all were free). From what I’ve seen, if you want a Google-based tool chances are Google already has made one for free that beats anything else you can buy.

    Hope this helps.
    References :
    https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal
    http://www.trafficvault.com

  2. Andrew says:

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  3. nezrulh says:

    You should start with Google own keywords tool. You can access this area from your Adword account control panel under Tools. But if you want to consider paid option, try Wordtracker. Or more comprehensive Keyword Elite software.
    References :
    http://www.howhub.com/nezrulh-invite/

  4. Joe says:

    Ok, if you want to get the jump on other Adwords users then this is the tool for you:

    http://tinyurl.com/dhykn4

    Its called PPCSpy and it allows you to monitor other people’s Adword performance while browsing around on Google. Its really clever, get over there and check it out!

    Hope this helps……
    References :

  5. typist w says:

    there are free ones! http://sensiblegoogleadsense.blogspot.com/
    References :

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