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12:54 pm April 5, 2012
| Dr. Jason Cabler
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Anybody using Market Samurai to work with your keyword strategy? Any opinions positive or negative on this software?
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12:59 pm April 5, 2012
| Eric – PersonalProfitability.com
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I have tried it out when setting up a niche site, but didn't pay for the full version for keyword tracking
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2:37 pm April 5, 2012
| Jason@LiveRealNow
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I don't use it, and never have, but they've apparently gone downhill over the last couple of months, not keeping up with changes to Google's listings. The rank tracking has supposedly gone to crap.
I use Traffic Travis. V4 started out kind of rocky, but it's solid software, now.
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9:55 pm April 5, 2012
| Modest Money
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I've used Market Samurai and various other seo software, but for keyword research I always end up just going back to the google adwords keyword tool.
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2:39 am April 6, 2012
| maria@moneyprinciple
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I tried. Didn't find it very user friendly or useful. John, who is the techie of the two of us is seriously considering scrapping it going back to Goodle addwords. Jai, thought it is great though.
Maria
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7:45 am April 6, 2012
| AverageJoe
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I used it extensively when first setting up the site. Now I rarely touch it.
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10:12 am April 6, 2012
| Khaleef @ KNS Financial
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Post edited 10:13 am – April 6, 2012 by Khaleef @ KNS Financial
I used it all the time when I was researching niche sites like crazy, now I mainly use the rank tracker. They have implemented fixes to counter some of the recent Google changes (which shut down scroogle and even hurt most browser SEO plugins). I think it is still worth it because it combines a lot of different tasks and saves time.
They offer a free trial, so you can use it first before making a purchase (it is actually cheaper to do the trial first as you get a discount). Of course, I have an affiliate link (feel free to ignore): http://knsfinancial.com/go/mar…..etsamurai/
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11:25 am April 6, 2012
| Finance Yoga
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I've never used it myself but have heard of it. I have been trying to find something to use for keywords as to help my SEO standings. Honestly, I'm not totally sure how to use "keywords" for titles for my blog. When I type in the key words, it gives me a list, which dosen't tell me much besides how many people are searching for it. Should I try for a more specific key word, or use one that has the highest amount of searches? Thanks for the help.
P.s. if my signature doesn't show up below, please let me know (pm) so that I can fix it thanks.
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4:10 pm April 6, 2012
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I used it a lot when it first came out. I had purchased the full version while doing the 30-Day Challenge. It was OK, but it wasn't really anything Earth shattering. The engineers had to constantly upgrade the software to keep up with Google. It used to have a cost feature that would give you that value of each keyword. But the values were changing so much so quickly, that they had to scrap that feature. Now, it appears that nobody is talking about MS. As for me, it's right back to Google Adwords, which has been working for me all along.
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9:28 pm April 6, 2012
| Dividend Ninja
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I know the big bloggers raved about it, but personally I never found it very useful. There were so few keywords without significant competition it seemed almost pointless to bother even checking. I acutally refunded it a while back before they ran into the Google issues.
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10:18 pm April 6, 2012
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Google adwords keyword tools is my go to and for keywords terms. If you're looking for immediate topics/keywords that people are searching for on Google now, try Google Insights. You can break down the most recent searched topics by country, time and topic category. It's a great start when you're stumped on a post topic and want immediate search visitors. Plus you can check if those topics have annual trends and plan for them in the future.
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11:56 pm April 6, 2012
| Untemplater
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I've heard of them and actually thought about signing up last month, but now I'm glad I didn't get around to it! :) Thanks for the insights everyone
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7:00 am April 7, 2012
| Hank Coleman
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I have had the same experience as Khaleef. I used it all the time when I was researching niche sites and starting new sites. Now I mainly use the rank tracker feature in it.
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10:17 pm April 8, 2012
| Your Money Mentor
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I never committed to buying the software or trying the trial. google keyword tool was my pick.
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9:44 am April 9, 2012
| jaicatalano
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Yes I love it. I also got it for free. Check it out…
How I got Market Samurai For Free
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11:35 am April 10, 2012
| Dr. Jason Cabler
| | Hendersonville/Nashville, TN | |
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Thanks for all the input guys, y'all just saved me $100!!!
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