Google Keyword Tool and Google Traffic Estimator Tool to Be Replaced Soon

Keyword Planner

Google-branded AdWords Keyword Tool has been used for an effective keyword research for a decade now, but it seems that Google is ready to replace its Keyword Tool as well as Google Traffic Estimator Tool by a completely new service called the AdWords Keyword Planner. This new tool takes advantage of the functionality of the older tools, offering advertisers a possibility of managing a single integrated workflow to search new keywords for PPC campaigns. Here are 5 things you should know about the service.
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AdWords Keyword Planner Is a New Traffic Estimator Tool

AdWords Keyword Planner

AdWords Keyword Planner is a traffic estimator tool, which became available on May 20 in all users AdWords accounts. Having been officially launched, this tool will combine the data from the Traffic Estimator and the Keyword Tool, the two of which will be closed within a 2 month period.

In order to access KeyWord Planer, users are supposed to log in to AdWords accounts. A version of KeyWord Tool allowing anyone, even non-AdWords users and SEOs, to access it and get general keyword research, will be also sunsetted in the near future. AdWords Keyword Planner is aimed to facilitate the process of creation new campaigns as well as new ad groups for advertisers with the help of the planner, which is the main point in obtaining one’s PPC accounts off to a great start. In fact, this largest change of the Google Keyword Tool seems to be almost unnoticed.

The new tool supports a number of workflows for creating ad groups and campaigns whether starting from the very beginning or using one’s existing lists. It has a more convenient and connected user experience due to the integration of keyword selection, analysis, and grouping. All in all, AdWords Keyword Planner will be able to efficiently substitute the Keyword Tool and the AdWords Traffic Estimator, completely changing the whole workflow. It can be perceived as an AdWords campaign building workshop, having a nice interface and convenient experience. It allows to analyze keywords in 3 ways, by keywords, by product category, and by landing page. The tool also provides nice filtering, which facilitates the whole process of choosing the necessary keywords significantly.

What Social Media Target Audience Wants?

Social Media Target Audience

Here are some great ways to find out what your social media target audience wants to read and create great content. In fact, epic content is the foremost goal, as it sells, converts, significantly assist with SEO, creates traffic inflow, goes viral, and so on. At the same time, it becomes difficult to make unique content as there are a lot of similar articles on the web. The best way to create great prominent content is to make it according to people’s needs and interests.
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Real Benefits of Benchmarking

Real Benefits of Benchmarking

With most SEM-driven business, yearly growth is not the decisive metric of success. Even if your SEM grows annually, this is still not enough for you to conclude that your business is bound for ultimate success. Here are some external techniques that are just a few benefits of benchmarking, which can help you arrive at a grade for your SEM campaigns.
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Improve Online Engagement through Video Apps

Improve Online Engagement through Video Apps

2013 is being predicted as a year where visual marketing would take precedence over any other kind. This prediction is coming true already with the market being inundated by several video apps that make it easy to increase online engagement for your company through effective videos. Here are a few apps that would help you get started.
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SEO Risks Influencing Your Business Success

SEO Risk

Not a business can go without some risks even if you work in SEO sphere. There are lots of stories telling horrors of mistakes which have led to destruction of everything while others seem to be harmless. However, you should know that there are actually some types of risks which will be destructive for you and those which bring your business success.
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