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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?
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.
It seems that many NicheBOT 2 users rather not allow their old keyword lists to go to waste. Which is why a good number of users asked if there was a way to drop a keyword list into a window, or just upload a file to be even more blunt, and obtain the keyword counts.
Normally, with the way searches are done, you search for a keyword like “soccer ball” and you would just see those two words contained within your results along with the keyword count (search demand). That is, unless you did a related search to uncover related keywords. But either way, to get a count for a bunch of various keywords would require inputting each word on the list to acquire the count.
A tedious task at best.
Not anymore.
With the fall of the Yahoo-Overture bid tool comes the rise of another tool at NicheBOT 2.
Long awaited by some when I was alerted by a gentleman with a very Jewish sounding last name back in December who asked for a late Christmas present, which was the WordTracker Premium tool. How ironic. 
This is just to let him know that Santa delivers all year round.
Either way — his wish and many others was our command.
It’s one thing when you visit a free public tool and the page doesn’t load with your hour glass stuck on your screen.
But it’s quite another thing when the web page loads in your browser with a glaring message that depicts a story that this tool is no more.
One of my business partners was going about his business and going to use to the Overture bid tool today at http://uv.bidtool.overture.com/d/USm/search/tools/bidtool/ and noticed the tool was taken down. (The link above goes to a Google search so as to not create an active hyperlink and point to at a page that is now gone.)
I went there myself and noticed this message…
The requested resource
/d/USm/search/tools/bidtool/
is no longer available on this server and there is no forwarding address. Please remove all references to this resource. ”
I think that’s pretty clear, isn’t it?
Either way — NicheBOT is just in the middle of preparing to release its Pay-Per-Click Data including Yahoo (Overture) bids when I conducted a pay-per-click search and noticed Yahoo (Overture) it tonight earlier. Thought it was a glitch when it was pointed out by one of our strategic business partners. That’s okay, we’ll just keep that column as a placeholder for when Yahoo launches their paid API results.
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