from $0 to $1500 per month in 9 months…up next $10k+ per month…
Posted by Ben Cook as Blog Optimization
Wordze, the popular keyword research tool, is giving away free one month memberships for the next 7 days. The laundry list of what you get is pretty extensive.
Our basic membership which is $35 dollars a month includes more than 90 thousand search credits, unlimited projects, competitor keywords, and ranking reports, that you get 100% free for the next 30 days.
WHAT YOU GET
- 3,000 Searches Per Day
- 10,000 Keywords Per Project
- Unlimited Projects
- WordRank Reports
- Keyword Digger
- Historical Keyword Data
- Keyword Expander
- Weekly Top Keywords
- Monthly Top Keywords
- Keyword Importer
- Access to the API, and more
Not bad for free huh? If you don’t wish to continue the service, you will need to cancel it at some point before your subscription rolls over to the next month but I’m willing to bet once you start using it, you’ll wonder how you ever did without it. There really is no substitute for good keyword research and Wordze is one of the tops in the field. Click here to try it for one month, completely free!
4 Responses
Homeboy's Skiing Blog
January 8th, 2008 at 3:03 am
1This is a good finding! I was going to purchase Wordtracker, but this one makes me rethink. I need a keyword tool and it is great that I can now use this one for one month for free.
Steve
January 8th, 2008 at 11:43 am
2Hi Ben, as the result of your post I went to use the product you suggested and instead wound up with a new post about how not to conduct online business.
Thanks for helping me with a good post topic.
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Fiar
January 8th, 2008 at 11:46 am
3I would probably fiddle with it for half an hour, realize that I have no idea what I’m doing anyway, and forget about it until I got tagged with a subscription fee.
I don’t really understand using keywords. Except that you’re supposed to put them in the title, the first sentence, again in the first paragraph, and a few times throughout, then hope it ranks well in the Search Engine.
Moms
January 8th, 2008 at 8:37 pm
4Ben,
Albeit I’m not your target market, but I’m clueless about what these benefits are as well. Perhaps a post explaining them would be helpful to ultra-beginner bloggers. I understand what a keyword is, but how do you buy searches?
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