Wordtracker: need to know

[ophy]

Hello all,
Is it just me, or WordTracker is not free anymore?
It has a 7-days free trial, then 27$/month..?

I try to use the field on their website and clicked try now,
and it only gets me to a page where I need to pay. (my trial has ended)

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[Lynn Terry]

Unfortunately yes, they are discontinuing the free version. They have given me a special link to get 25% off the WordTracker monthly plans - the Bronze Plan (which is what I would use) comes to only $20/month with our discount.

Here is the discount link.

You get the first week free (trial) as well, so that helps. At just $20.25/month it's well worth it considering I use it daily and definitely get a return on that investment.

[ophy]

Thank you Lynn!
I will have to wait before I can use their paid service through your link,
as you say yourself, let's get some profits before generating extra expenses

I'm very used Google Keyword Planner, even though it doesn't turn out
phrases the same way as Wordtracker. I'll have to continue using that

I also found this free one: http://tools.seobook.com/keyword-tools/seobook/
And wanted to share it with the community

[Lynn Terry]

I'm not a fan of Google's keyword tool (now planner) given they sell advertising and have been known to offer inflated or inaccurate number across a number of their tools. That said, if it's working for you, it's probably better than nothing.

WordTracker is something I use daily, so the investment was definitely worth it to me. You'll find you do keyword research in almost everything - from headlines, email subject lines, product titles, coming up with product ideas, and of course content ideas, as well as social media promotions.

[taxtorpedo]

ophy:

Here is a very useful free keyword research tool that
is very convenient when downloading and saving
relevant keyword suggestions for further use:

http://www.keywordrevealer.com/