Use Wordtracker to Maximize Search Engine Keywords Traffic

Selecting the right keywords is the first step in any professional search engine optimization job. And in the past, this has been a very trying process.

Many professional search engine optimization companies charge thousands of dollars for this one function alone. However, a new service called WordTracker promises to bring some sanity back to the keyword selection process.

The problem in selecting keywords is that if you focus on a keyword or keyword phrase that is too competitive your chances of ranking in the top ten drop dramatically. Likewise, if you select some obscure keyword or keyword phrase, you might rank highly for that specific term or phrase, however, it will not result in any significant increase in your web site traffic.

The new WordTracker service seems has gone a long way in solving this dilemma by giving you a tool to capture all the information you need about the keywords that are relevant to your web site.

In an interview with Spider-Food.net, Andy Mindel of WordTracker.com had the following to say:

"When we first started our search engine campaign we wanted to find all the keywords possible for our two businesses. We used GoTo.com, but it lacked in so many important features such as word stemming, plurals. It also contained a skew from both listing words on the front and people checking their positions in GoTo.com, using products such as Web Position Gold.

We were blessed with an extremely high position in Infoseek (position 2) for the keyword 'search engine positioning' according to Goto we were to receive over 100 visitors per day. We braced ourselves for all these extra people. We received 5 - and that was for the week!

So we decided to create Wordtracker, an unbiased place where we could find all the words we needed with the utmost flexibility. Taking words from popular metacrawlers so the bias from the programs wouldn't be picked up. As we started more and more people started to express an interest. Each person had an idea how they would like Wordtracker to be. We listened to everyone, and have produced what we have today."

Well, it seems that they have delivered on the customer's needs. And on the next page we'll compare how WordTracker stacks up against their competition with a side by side comparison.

I think you'll be as impressed as I was.

Let's take a close look at how the WordTracker service compares to it's competition.

Features	WordTracker	GoTo.com	WordSpot	SearchSpy
Lateral Search	YES	no	no	no
Database Search	YES	YES	YES	YES
Word Stemming	YES	no	YES	YES
Misspellings	YES	no	no	no
Niche Finder	YES	no	no	no
Email Results	YES	no	no	no
Search Up To 500 Keywords	YES	no	no	no

It's fairly plain to see when it comes to Keyword Selection, the new WordTracker service is hands down the current internet leader.

WordTracker implemented a parallel technology that allows them to search the engines at an incredible pace - meaning that you'll get your results quickly and effortlessly.

They also provide projects which allow you to evaluate many keywords at the same time. This is useful if you are working on a number of different websites. And there is also a lateral tool which provides you with a number of related searches.

They've just introduced a more comprehensive bid tool as well. This finds niches within all the bids. You can also perform a misspellings search. You have the abilty to use GoTo.com from within the database. And they keep adding more functions all the time.

So, if you are searching for the 'perfect' keywods for your web site, I encourage you to give them a try. The company offers a free trial, and should you select to opt for the paid service you'll find the prices very reasonable.

To visit WordTracker today, just follow the link below.

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