QUESTION
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Hi,
Do i need a subscription to use the quick digging tools. I canceled my subscription temporaily as i have excess credits (346) still unused and want to wait until my credits are used up before i subscribe again.


ANSWER
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Hi,

Yes, you need an active subscription to access the quick digging tools at NicheBOT.
Even though the credits roll-over from month to month, and are good for the life time of your account, you need to have an active subscription to access all of the tools and services on our website.

Your NicheBOT subscription is so much more than just credits for the Deep-Digging Tools. Yes, many of the other services are free elsewhere but where else can you get them all in the same place for easy comparison and analysis. and at NicheBOT you also get WordTrend and many of the merging and list cleaning features that only come with our services.

If you have already cancelled, you will still have access to the site and its tools until your current subscription expires. Your account information (including your credits and keyword research data) will remain intact for 1 year from your subscription expiration date.

If you want to renew your subscription just login to the main page of your NicheBOT account and choose a subscription from option #1 in the "NicheBOT.com ordering Center. You may do this at any time within 1 year to regain access to your account information and any unused credits.

If you are an Avid user you can cut down the number of credits you receive, and your cost, by changing to a Lite user subscription. You can find instructions on how to do that in this video here: http://www.mywebvideoservices.com/nb2/upgrade-downgrade/

If you are already a Lite user my advice would be this: If you still want to use the services and find that you are building up excess credits, experiment a little. Use up some of those extra credits exploring a side niche, or maybe keywords that you thought might relate but you weren�t sure. The 1-Click LSI tool is great for this.

Thank You,
Mary