With the recent news of the Overture bid tool that is no longer available and Google’s Sandbox Traffic Estimator in the Adwords program is now behind a login to Adwords account holders only, it seems that Pay-Per-Click data (keyword bidding information) is becoming a commodity.

And while the major PPC advertising programs are locking their bid data behind closed doors and away from the scraper desktop tools, NicheBOT has unveiled it’s new Pay-Per-Click Collector application that allows its members to retrieve as much PPC data as they wish for a single penny a keyword.

What do you get for a single penny per keyword?

You get to input the maximum Cost-Per-Click (CPC) you desire and whether you would like broad, phrase or exact match. If you do not enter a max CPC, then NicheBOT will default and enter the highest possible CPC ($100) to return what the highest advertiser is paying for that keyword phrase. This is great for Adsense publishers. You also get too choose whether you would like data from Miva and Enhance, two other PPC advertising programs, all at no extra charge.

Once you choose the max CPC you wish to apply to one or all keywords, NicheBOT will retrieve the following data in a background job: (1) Adwords Cost-Per-Click in the range you entered, (2) Adwords Position (rough estimate) of where the ad would appear for the max CPC you entered (3) Adwords Clicks (daily average) (4) Miva top bid for keyword (5) No. of Miva campaigns (6) Enhance top bid and (7) No. of Enhance Campaigns. Not bad for approximately a penny. The results will appear in your Pay-Per-Click view tab like this…

And with NicheBOT’s Instant Keyword Filtering (which became persistent), subscribers are able to melt down thousands of keywords so they only acquire PPC data for only the most important keywords that really make sense for their site after filtering the list.

Of course, each tabbed view has its own filter, so there is filtering even for the Pay-Per-Click view as well to melt down only the keywords you wish to see.

And if you count that above — there are over 14 different criteria you can filter from, making this extreme powerful when sifting through hundreds of keywords for which you retrieve Pay-Per-Click data.

Now you can retrieve all the crucial PPC data you need to make an effective decision in today’s climate without worrying about receiving a bill in the mail for excessive queries. In fact, you don’t even need to enter your Adwords account information in NicheBOT 2 because we just use our own Adwords API key, pay the bill and pass the cost along to our NicheBOT subscribers in exchange for use of Premium Credits.

Again, it’s about a penny per keyword (or .1 (one-tenth) of a premium credit) to retrieve all the data listed above.

In fact, the other day, my buddy asked me if I could find a really quick way to get Pay-Per-Click data and maybe even competition with KEI and ratio. Well, I just did it in two minutes and I’ve created a little video to show you how I took the 473 various keywords, imported them, retrieved Keyword Discovery search count, then competition counts, then Pay-Per-Click and export it the way my buddy wanted it. Again — all in about two minutes! You can download the video right here if you have dial up and want to watch it on your desktop.

From the video above, you can see how easy it is and takes not much brain power. The only hard part is deciding on which keywords, creating a plan and going for the gusto.

As I’m sure you and others would have to agree, this now takes NicheBOT 2 to a completely new level for organic search optimizers and now Adwords advertisers and Adsense publishers.

Best,

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

NicheBOT – “Finds exactly what people search for.”