Associate Programs Newsletter #269

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This is one of the most important newsletters I've written in more than
seven years of newsletter publishing.

Whatever kind of Internet business you own - affiliate, merchant, whatever - you need to read this.

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Are you using the best keyword research tool?
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Whew! at long last it's ready.

After months of intensive research and analysis, our New Projects Manager, Jay Stockwell, has completed his review of 21 major keyword research tools.

It won't cost you anything. It's a bonus for readers of the Associate Programs Newsletter.

You can get it here...

http://www.KeywordWorkshop.com

[UPDATE: Jay has now converted the entire "Keyword Research Tools" report into a website containing even more useful information on keyword research.]

Because some of these keyword research tools were created by geeks who are better technicians than marketers, you've probably never heard of some of the tools Jay reviews.

Did you know, for example, that there's a tool which does everything Wordtracker does - AND has extra, powerful features?

Different tools best suit different users.

Some keyword research tools were designed by AdSense users, so they show you the price of millions of keywords.

Others were made with AdWords in mind, so their main task is to help you locate the "sweet spots" your competitors haven't found.

At least one tool appears to be designed for webmasters who are creating throw-away directory sites for AdSense. The tool quickly churns out lists of thousands of keywords.

I'm sure you're smart enough to know how important keyword research is.

It's of fundamental importance to the success of almost every online project.

Good keyword research is essential for..

• Niche miners
• AdSense publishers
• AdWords and other PPC advertisers
• Search engine optimizers
• Affiliates
• Directory publishers
• Portal publishers
• Ebook publishers
• Product creators
   

...in fact anyone who has a business on the Net or is planning to have a business on the Net.

Intensive keyword research used to be done by a small number of highly intelligent marketers who were perceptive enough to realize how they could use it to jump ahead of their competitors.

Now the news has spread and just about everyone seems to understand the importance of keyword research.

In recent months, new keyword research tools have been pouring on to the market to cater for the demand.

Some are much better than others.

Are you using the most effective keyword research tool? If you're not, you're leaving revenue lying on the table.

Jay spent hundreds of hours putting 21 tools under the microscope, testing and analyzing, zeroing in on every strength and weakness and, where necessary, questioning the people who created these tools.

The results of his tests will almost certainly surprise you.

His findings may be a bit controversial. The tool which Jay says is head and shoulders above the rest isn't the "bible", and it isn't the tool promoted as the "ultimate" tool.

There's no other report like this - anywhere. To the best of our knowledge, no one else has done an in-depth analysis of all 21 major keyword research tools.

As a marketing experiment, there's no charge for this 153 page Keyword Research Tools report - for now.

This offer may be withdrawn at any time.

Get the keyword research report here now...

http://www.KeywordWorkshop.com

To understand why this offer may be withdrawn at any time, read today's Thought for today...

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6. Thought for today: Giving something away
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"I've been advising businesses for nearly 20 years that a business model driven by attracting prospects through giving something away for free is almost always a model for failure." - Bob Serling.

...So get Jay's keyword research report while you can...

http://www.KeywordWorkshop.com

[UPDATE: Jay has now converted the entire "Keyword Research Tools" report into a website containing even more useful information on keyword research.]

All the best

Allan Gardyne