Review: keyword elite

[fadyllan]

I found this article. Here's a review regarding keyword elite:

As with any other market that has a lot of players, some of them are good and some of them are not so good (even bad!). In 2006, a fairly well known Internet Marketer named Brad Callen put forth yet another keyword research tool, promising to blow away the competition. Following in the footsteps of his wildly successful SEO Elite, Brad released Keyword Elite in March.

So does Keyword Elite deliver? Does it really "blow away the competition"? I'm not one for hype, so admittedly I'm hesitant to use phrases like that. And I won't here. But I'll just say that, in summary, Keyword Elite is one of the top if not the number one keyword research tool on the market today. Why do I say that? Keep on reading.

First of all, Keyword Elite is broad in scope. You can do so many things with it. It will be difficult for me to list every feature I like, but I want to cover what I think are the most important features of this program. First of all, Keyword Elite does one thing that no other keyword research tool does, and it does it well. Keyword Elite actually finds related words for you when you're building a keyword list. And I don't mean vertically related words but horizontally related. Here's what I mean:

If you enter "turkey" as your base word, most keyword tools will output words like "turkey soup" or "butterball turkey". But if you enter "turkey" as your base word with Keyword Elite, you're bound to not only get "turkey soup", but also "thanksgiving" and "wiseguy". You see, in addition to the traditional vertical approach, Keyword Elite also attempts to gather a keyword list by trying to guess the meaning of the word (the horizontal approach). This is huge, and will increase the size of your keyword lists immensely! Of course this latent semantic technology isn't perfect, but as the search engines also start to employ this more and more, it helps to be using a keyword tool ahead of the curve.

Oh, well..To read the whole article, you can check it out here:
http://www.articlealley.com/article_90688_6.html

[humpty]

wow, great stuff, so you planning to get it for yourself as well?

Do share some experience if you buy it hehehe

[misteralan]

Smart tool. Anybody know how much it cost?

[rowenahere]

Originally Posted by misteralan

Smart tool. Anybody know how much it cost?

Yes! I am interested to know its cost... The evolution of technology is really surprising.

Originally Posted by fadyllan

As with any other market that has a lot of players, some of them are good and some of them are not so good (even bad!). In 2006, a fairly well known Internet Marketer named Brad Callen put forth yet another keyword research tool, promising to blow away the competition. Following in the footsteps of his wildly successful SEO Elite, Brad released Keyword Elite in March.

So does Keyword Elite deliver? Does it really "blow away the competition"? I'm not one for hype, so admittedly I'm hesitant to use phrases like that. And I won't here. But I'll just say that, in summary, Keyword Elite is one of the top if not the number one keyword research tool on the market today. Why do I say that? Keep on reading.

First of all, Keyword Elite is broad in scope. You can do so many things with it. It will be difficult for me to list every feature I like, but I want to cover what I think are the most important features of this program. First of all, Keyword Elite does one thing that no other keyword research tool does, and it does it well. Keyword Elite actually finds related words for you when you're building a keyword list. And I don't mean vertically related words but horizontally related...

You have very good researched stuff. Its feature is appealing. I just hope I can afford one....

[fadyllan]

No, i'm not buying it. At least not yet. But it's a good tool indeed.
Anyway, i checked at http://www.keyword-tool-buyer.com/ and here it cost $176. It says here, the normal price would be $297.

So, anyone buying it?