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Free things are cool. I like free things. The only thing about free things is that you can never tell the quality of something free until you actually sit down and try to use it and that takes a little bit of invested time. I have a few gigs of free stuff on my computer, both software and ebooks.

The software never stays long because I don’t like mystery programs hanging out taking up space. I have set a rule. All of the software I use must fit on my desktop and taskbar. I see those all the time. I hardly use the start menu and anything there will most likely be lost forever. I will forget I have it and download the same software again.

Just Cool and New

• The Rarest Words -

Keyword Services

• WordTracker
• Compete
• Keyword Discovery

Competitor Keyword Spy Tools

• KeywordSpy
• SpyFu
• KeyCompete
• AffSpy
• SeoDigger – A tutorial

Pay Per Click Company Site Keyword Tools

• Overture
• Adwords
• Miva
• MSN
• 7Search

Keyword List Processors

• Google Adwords Wrapper
• Geo Targeted Keyword Lists
• Keyword Lizard

Typos, Brainstorming, and Misspelled Keywords

• Mistypes
• Typo Generator
• Urban Dictionary
• Keyword Map
• Visual Theasaurus
• Wordnet
• Lexical Free Net
• SearchRadar

Other Keyword Tools

• SeoBook
• Wordpot

If you plan on using Adwords to promote Clickbank products and you have never done this before, have never read any SEO articles, or don’t do much searching online, you are going to have issues. You need to see and understand the type of keywords that people use to find your website or landing page.

Keywords are the key to getting people to your site whether it be via PPC advertising or SEO. You cannot get away from that. Links only give the keywords you happen to be using more weight.

I used to use the shotgun approach. Build huge sites. Use all the keywords I could. Go for quantity and not quality. My logic was that search engines were still rough, so I didn’t need to be accurate.

Then I got a job as a webmaster for an ecommerce site. Products are products. There was no throwing a mass of keywords around without making the site look less than professional. I had to change my methods.