When NicheBOT 2 was recently enhanced with the ability to acquire Pay-Per-Click data, it became clear there would need to be some way to organize the data.

Since certain users may not be interested in Pay-Per-Click data, we created a separate view of the additional information that is acquired through Google Adwords, Miva and Enhance through the use of visual tabs.

With the introduction of the recent 1-Click LSI Keywords tool, we also had another issue. The data which Google gives using this tool displays completely different data.

As you can see above, there are now three possible views:

1. Normal Organic View — this just gives you the regular data columns most NicheBOT 2 users are familiar with: (1) keyword (2) search count (3) competition (4) KEI (5) Ratio (6) domain availiability with hyphen or without (7) one-click hyperlinks to do further analysis of that keyword.

2. Pay-Per-Click View — this keyword reporting page view brings all of the Normal Organic view data (less a few columns) mixed in with all the Pay-Per-Click data that a user can acquire. So the fields in this view are: (1) keyword (2) search count (3) competition (4) KEI (5) Ratio (6) Adwords CPC (7) Adwords Position (8) Adwords Clicks (daily) (9) Miva top bid (10) No. of Miva campaigns (11) Enhance top bid and (12) No. of Enhance Campaigns.

3. When you conduct a 1-Click LSI search which costs you approximately 9 – 13 cents per keyword list, the Google Paid API data returns keywords in groups and NicheBOT then arranges the group data into different themes with thematic keywords underneath the separated dividers. (see image above) This view is similar to Google’s External Google Tool, but the NicheBOT tool does 11 redundant searches at one time and then compiles and deduplicates the results all in one combined keyword list you can then filter with Instant Keyword Filtering. So in the “LSI View” — you see the following columns (1) keyword (2) search volume scale expressed in a bar graph (3) competition scale expressed the same way and (4) a Ratio that expresses a different meaning to an Adwords Advertiser or an Adwords Publisher (5) domain availability column for each keyword with a one-click hyperlink to check the domain with hypens or without and (6) further analysis tools.

NOTE: Strong point to note about the 1-Click Keywords tool is that you can start out a search with this tool and and populate both Pay-Per-Click view and Normal Organic View. You can easily switch the view on an 1-Click LSI search and then acquire the Keyword Discovery counts for each keyword within one click. You are then 2 clicks and a scroll away from getting the competition data to populate the KEI and Ratio columns. You are then 2 more clicks away from getting the Pay-Per-Click data from Adwords, Miva and Enhance. After having NicheBOT completely acquire the data, you now have a three-tabbed multi-dimensional view of the one root keyword search you began with.

Each View lets you filter all the fields of data so you ONLY see the data you want to see. Nothing more, nothing less.

You can then take your keyword list through NicheBOT’s All-in-One Custom Export tool which allows you to, as usual, export the data exactly the way YOU want. You can apply filters or not apply them when you export. You want your 1-Click LSI keywords completely grouped in themes? You got it! Here’s a snapshot of the All-In-One Export tool that makes getting the information you want the way you want it so easy:

Say you have over 500 keywords that you gathered Pay-Per-Click Data and you want the list sorted from Adwords Highest CPC to Lowest when you export. No sweat!

The All-In-One Custom Export tool is like using a hammer and a chisel at the same time in one process.

Use our convenient tabs to choose which export format you want (CSV or TXT) and you’re well on your way to just the data you need, sorted in the exact manner you want.

No muss, no fuss. That’s what I say.

Just about every personal acquaintance I showed this new multi-tabbed keyword view said “IT ROCKS!” So not only was I really tickled inside about how it turned out, but also how everyone else has reacted. I even created a NicheBOT Video about the Major Change with this new view.

I think it’s always nice when a plan comes together.

And the Pay-Per-Click data could not have come at a better time when Google’s Adwords Traffic Estimator tool is now locked behind a sign-in that requires a valid Adwords account. And Overture’s bid tool has now had its burial as well, so Pay-Per-Click data is getting harder and harder to acquire for free.

As I keep saying and will continue to repeat, the availability of free keyword research and using a vast amount of resources of these big engines will soon become a thing of the past.

Keyword tools will all of a sudden require the developer to get a special API for a high price to support all of its users or the end user will need to arrange multiple premium subscriptions with keyword services which no longer becomes affordable.

And don’t forget, if you are using a keyword tool that makes you enter your Google Adwords account info, you are going to get a bill in the mail from Google. Hear me now or experience it later.

Right now, there’s just one place I can think of that allows you to search all the major keyword services’ databases and also do 1-Click LSI keyword research in one center for such an affordable price, it’s ridiculous.

Best,

Jim Morris, President/CEO
Full Throttle Enterprises, Inc.

NicheBOT – “Finds exactly what people search for.”