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NicheBOT signs 2.5 Year Deal with SEMrush.com for Google organic and PPC (Adwords Data) allowing its Members to Easily Corner Competitors

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March 11, 2009 – Oceanside, California -  having tested NicheBOT’s most recent integration with its members over the past few weeks and announced here on February 5, 2009, we are glad to announce the public release of SEMrush Total Espionage (beta) that is powered by SEMrush.com’s data.

This tool now replaces SEO Espionage that only returned organic results from SEO Digger (the earlier version of SEMrush).With this new tool, NicheBOT members will have the ability to uncover their competitors keywords they are bidding on over at Google Adwords.

While some services like Spyfu, Compete and KeyCompete offer the same data, they do not provide the dual-edged sword by also making available access to the keyword phrases a competitor may rank for in Google.com’s organic index.  We say… “Why not have ALL the data at your disposal?!” ;)

NicheBOT’s Top Ace Romanian Coding Team used the latest AJAX technology which simply means that the page processes data without having to refresh or reload.Because we know how sketchy some providers can be with their data year in – year out, we made sure to arrange a long-term deal with SEM Rush until August 2011 and we thank SEMrush’s CEO Michael Goldfinch for extending us the courtesy.

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  • http://www.cosmicrayimages.thenorthernview.biz Ray Cassidy

    This looks like a beast of a tool. Another fine example of thinking out of the box Jim. Just wish I had the cash to re subscribe!!!. had nichebot for a year and was so overwhelmed by all the new information that I was trying to absorb from NB and everything else I had got involved with that I made the highly erroneous decision to drop the nichebot subscription as one of the things I had decided to leave. Sure do miss it:-(
    Ray

  • Mark

    Hi Jim,

    I’m trying to compare this with Google Cash Detective. I’m sure you’re familiar with it? They track 2 million keywords going back 90 days. Chris Carpenter’s deal.

    Anyway, this seems similiar? Am I right?

    Thanks for your help in advance Jim,

    Mark

  • http://www.nichebot.com The NicheBOT Guy

    Mark,

    If Google Cash Detective 2.0 tracks 2 million keywords, not sure how great that may be.

    SEM Rush tracks 35 million keywords and here is what they say:

    “SEMRush uses the 35 million most popular and expensive keywords to analyze Google search results and we do this regularly.”

    Hope that helps.

    Best,

    Jim