Keyword Spy Tool- Find additional keywords

A good friend of mine, Virender, sent me some info today about a new tool he is using and I have to say you can get some great info from it.

Here is the link:

http://www.joe-marsh.com/ppcwebspy

It is the new PPC tool that Brad Callen released recently. When I saw the emails about this tool a week ago I did take a look at it and thought it was a great idea but really did not give it much thought. You see I don’t do PPC so I skipped right over it.

But Virender told me what he was using it for and then I had to go back and look again. Not sure why I skipped over it the first time and did not think of using it the way he is, but anyway it does still have great use even if you do not do PPC.

Here is the simple way to use it and profit right away.

First you need the FireFox web browser, it is free and there is a link for it on the site. Next download the plugin, which is what the PPC Web spy is. Then go to Google and type in your main keyword. Take a look at the Google ads that appear and take a look at the keywords that those advertisers are using. Just pick the keywords that will work for you and your site.

What’s really nice is that it also tells you the number of clicks per day the keyword averages. Now you can have more keywords for your site that are profitable.

Optimize your site for the keywords, create articles using the keywords, and create satellite sites using the keywords and pointing back to your main site.

These are just a few of the options you can use your keywords for. I think you get the idea.

So head there now and pick up this great tool. They have versions that range from free to paid, so you can do what is right for you. But… whatever you do just make sure you download and use this great tool.

http://www.joe-marsh.com/ppcwebspy

Until next time…

My best to you and God Bless,
Joe

Here is the link again:

http://www.joe-marsh.com/ppcwebspy

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