For those of you who don’t yet know, Wordtracker has made some nice improvements to their product recently. In particular, I am refering to the new Keyword Researcher Tool which is a pleasure to use. I personally use it constantly and very much like how easy it is to use. What’s more, my understanding is that this is just the beginning, and that they plan to keep improving this tool. Also, I know from personal experience that they appreciate customer feedback. You can leave such feedback on their blog (http://www.wordtracker.com/blog/) or through the feedback form (just click on the feeedback button on the upper right hand column of the keyword research tool).

Also, on the blog are some posts which are dedicated to explaining how to best use the tool. Here are the relevant links:

What’s new about Keyword Researcher
How to perform a comprehensive search with the new Keyword Researcher Tool
How to use the select by keyword feature

Finally, while we are on the topic of Wordtracker, here are a couple of helpful videos which relate to how to use Wordtracker to help you find related keyword terms and phrases. I’ll let the videos explain better what I mean. The first video is by John Alexander and is the shorter of the two. The second video by Andy Jenkins and Brad Fallon is not about Wordtracker per se, but has a nice section which discusses the same issue that John discusses (the section begins about 11 minutes into the video). Each video explains elements that the other doesn’t and work well, I think, as a pair. Check them out!

So, there you go, an updated Keyword tool and a couple of helpful videos. All that’s left now is to go out and actually use Wordtracker!