Overture Keyword Generation

Are there any tool for keyword generation?

[yuzifovichy]

My questions is if anybody knows of a tool that generates keywords out of word lists and sorts them by forecasted impressions (or any other popularity ranking) or everybody is doing it by hand?

I am using cpc to promote a single software product, and there are about 150 unique words that appear in my 500+ keywords, so I am trying to generate more out of these 150 words and obviously # of combinations is too high to submit all. So I am struggling to generate as many relevant keywords for overture as possible because I cant afford to pay highest bids on most popular keywords, and obviously I would like to generate keywords that have some impressions, and for rare keywords (sub-20-30 impressions per month) overture keyword suggestion tool is of no help.

[rogerd]

Your log files might be a good source of keyword variations.

Wordtracker has a suggestion tool, though I'm not sure how far down that goes in frequency.

Yet another thought would be to use a keyword analyzer on your pages and the pages of related or competitive sites to look for words and phrases that are relevant to your topic that you aren't currently targeting.

[Shakil]

[adwords.google.com...]

this is about the best apart from Wordtracker.

Not sure if the results are in any inventory level order.

Shak

(bookmark that tool Shak, will save you doing a site search every 48 hours)

[tigger]

>Your log files might be a good source of keyword variations

Yep I agree it's a great place to find good keywords you had never thought of, plus 9 times out 10 you can get the bids at min bid, cant beat those min bids :)

[webdiversity]

I think the reason the sub 20-30 are not shown is that I believe in the US unless there is more than 25 searches in a month you will not be able to bid on the keyword.

I remember reading something to that effect, for the US market. Don't know if it was temporary arrangement or a temporary arrangement that became a permanent one.

We use software to generate that sort of information, although ultimately it's a combination of lateral thinking and trial and error in some cases rather than the software that uncovers the niche keywords.

[yuzifovichy]

>I think the reason the sub 20-30 are not
>shown is that I believe in the US unless
>there is more than 25 searches in a month
>you will not be able to bid on the keyword.
>I remember reading something to that effect,
>for the US market. Don't know if it was
>temporary arrangement or a temporary
>arrangement that became a permanent one.

I was able to place pretty weird keywords that are surely below 25/month without any problems. In fact, I suspect that really rarely searched keywords are approved by a computer rather than a human being.