Keywords tool help videos Posted by Ken McGaffin on 21 April 2009

10 videos to help you get the most from Wordtracker's Keywords tool.

Getting started with Wordtracker's Keywords tool is easy.

If you're completely new to the tool, you should watch our introductory video, 'Getting started with the Wordtracker Keywords tool'. It'll take you just over a minute.

The other videos will take you through the tool's main functions. If you've any questions, you can visit Wordtracker's Get Satisfaction page.

1. Getting started with the Wordtracker Keywords tool (1 minute)
2. Searching for keywords (2 minutes)
3. Evaluate the competition and choose your keywords (1 minute)
4. Filtering & saving your search results (2 minutes)
5. The Related keywords tool (the orange tool) (1 minute)
6. Quick ‘Search & Save’ (1 minute)
7. Exporting your keywords (less than a minute)
8. Managing Lists & Projects (3 minutes)
9. Planning your SEO campaigns (2 minutes)
10. Planning your Pay Per Click (PPC)] campaigns (3 minutes)

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1. 
Getting started with the Wordtracker Keywords tool

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2. 
Searching for keywords

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3. 
Evaluate the competition and choose your keywords

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4. 
Filtering & saving your search results

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5. 
The Related keywords tool (the orange tool)

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6. Quick ‘Search & Save’

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7. Exporting your keywords

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8. 
Managing Lists & Projects

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9. Planning your SEO campaigns

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10. Planning your Pay Per Click (PPC) campaigns

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More videos - the 'Profit from keywords' series:

Wordtracker's 'Profit from keywords' video series takes you through the keyword research process step by step. It shows you how to plan keyword research for your site and use keywords effectively in your Adwords campaigns.

Day 1: Search engine success starts with keywords

Day 2: Assess your market with keyword research

Day 3: How to build an effective keyword strategy

Day 4: How to optimize your web content

Day 5: Pay per click (PPC) for testing and profit

Day 6: How to use keywords in linking text

Day 7: Expand into new markets (and beat your competition)