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Here’s a potential gold mine which I’ve discovered using Keyword Research Pro.

Seed (root) keyword: Tiki Torches - 269,000 results | 49 Ads

Keyword variations (Search volume is in May 2009):
- propane tiki torches - 16,100 pages | Search Vol: 480 | Avg CPC: $2.31
- bamboo tiki torches - 34,000 pages | Search Vol: 3600 | Avg CPC: $1.50
- copper tiki torches - 52,300 pages | Search Vol: 1000 | Avg CPC: $1.80

With just 16,000+ competing pages for ‘propane tiki torches’, it should be a snap to rank 1st page in Google’s SERP.

And this niche is HOT! Look at Google Trends below (16th June 2009):

If you own a copy of Keyword Research Pro, I suggest you plug in this niche keyword now and dominate this niche.

*Tiki Torches is just one of the many hidden keyword goldmines I’ve discovered using Keyword Research Pro. There are many, many more!

Now, let me show you another niche that I’m involved in. It’s the highly competitive baby niche. Someone bought a polka dot rug for a cool $312. Looks like there are still plenty of folks with money to spend - on RUGS!

My commission for that sale is $31.20

It’s “easy” when you know how to target the right keywords using the right tools :-)

Yeah, yeah, I’m going to recommend that you get a copy of Keyword Research Pro

Why not? I believe it’s the best keyword tool in the market. If you do SEO or plan to do SEO, then this tool is a must.

You could spend hours on Google’s Keyword tool, or you could let Keyword Research Pro hand you the keywords on a silver platter within minutes. For me, the choice is obvious.

* A Quick Tip - the Role of the ’seed’ (or ‘root’ keyword)

This is very important. The ’seed keyword’ that you use will determine the quality of the keyword lists that are both profitable and easy to target/rank.

Where can you find these ’seed keywords’? Go to your favorite bookstore and pick up a few books in your chosen niche. Turn to the ‘glossary’ pages in those books.

For example, if you pick up a book on ‘diabetes’ and turn to the glossary page, you will find many terms which you can use as ’seed keywords’. These are highly targeted keywords and definitely easier to rank.

Once you have the ’seed keywords’ - plug them into Keyword Research Pro and let it run!

If you are thinking of getting Keyword Research Pro, I suggest you do it now.

Keyword Research Pro

Enter this discount coupon: 20off at the bottom of the page.

* the coupon expires on the 18th June.


Best wishes,

ps: If you purchase Keyword Research Pro before 18th June via my link above, I’ll send you my exclusive bonus - Goolert Enterprise Real Time Keyword tool. You can’t buy this tool anywhere.


PPC Bully versus Keyword Research Pro

So, what’s the inside scoop? Which keyword research tool is better?

Before I answer that question, let me ask you a question:

Which car is better? A BMW, a Mercedes Benz, an Audi, Volvo or a Ford?
All the cars above will take you from point A to point B.

So depending on your needs, your goals, you will choose one over the others.
Likewise, it’s the same with the various keyword research tools in the market.

Ok, now let me try to answer the original question - which is better?
PPC Bully or Keyword Research Pro?

I’ve not used PPC Bully, so I can’t really comment how good it is or whether it’s effective.
From the sales page, it’s a high-tech keyword competition spying tool - you select a niche, and the tool will give you all the competition data, the current adwords ads, etc. This allows you to ’spy’ on your competition before you launch your own PPC campaign.


Keyword Research Pro, on the other hand, is a powerful long-tail keyword analysis tool. It’s ability to fetch keywords (and their variations) from various sources such Google, Yahoo, MSN AND analyze them is simply amazing!

I used to spend hours on Google’s External Keyword tool - a time consuming and tedious affair - but discovering a gem or two makes it worthwhile.

But now, with Keyword Research Pro, I’ve cut down my research time from 2++ hrs to just 15-20 minutes! Talk about being efficient. This is the reason why I’m giving KRP 2 thumbs up!

Let me show you a recent affiliate sale in the highly competitive wedding niche in my ShareaSale account:

You’ll see it’s dated 9th June 2009. This blog post is on 10th June 2009.

Using Keyword Research Pro, you’ll be able discover profitable long tail keywords like these - profitable long tail keywords with little or no competition.

In summary, you need to determine your keyword research needs.

If you spend hours using Google Keyword Tool, then Keyword Research Pro will save you literally hundreds of hours of your time. I can definitely vouch for that.

One more thing, ROI - returns on investment.

PPC Bully: $1497 (at the time of this writing) + $49.97/mth

Keyword Research Pro: $97 (one time purchase + FREE Unlimited Lifetime Upgrades).

Use this link: Keyword Research Pro (Discount)

* use coupon code: 20off at the bottom of the page to enjoy an additional $20 discount.

$77 for a powerful Keyword tool that will save you hours of research time - PLUS unlimited lifetime upgrades is really a no-brainer decision :-)

Best wishes,

PS: I’ve met Fabian a couple of times in Malaysia - a quiet and un-assuming guy. He’s a Google Certified Adwords Professional and a very low-key, under-the-radar SEO expert. He walks the talk.

Check out his site - a quick 3 minute video + no-hype sales letter - which I find rather refreshing.


How to find the Vendor’s Product ID

I get this question quite often - how do you find the product #ID (item #ID) that is sold by a ClickBank vendor?

In most cases, you can see the product ID (item ID) when you hover your mouse over the order link or order button, e.g.

http://3.vendorID.pay.clickbank.net <-- PID = 3 (item #3)

http://1.vendorID.pay.clickbank.net <-- PID = 1 (item #1)

http://4.vendorID.pay.clickbank.net <-- PID = 4 (item #4) etc.

If the vendor uses a script to handle the order link, you may not see the item #ID. In this case, click on the order link as if you would purchase it.

Once you're at clickbank's payment page, look at the URL in your browser.

It will be something like this:

https://ssl.clickbank.net/order/orderform.html?time=1243840395&
vvvv=6275726e746865666174&item=2&titl=Description_of_the_Product&
vvar=seed%3Dac6dc117fe9269e74bfaa362f0b766df%26&name=&emal=&ctry=&zipc=&

Look for the "&item=X" <-- "X" is the item ID (product ID).

I've shortened the url below:

https://ssl.clickbank.net/order/orderform.html?time=1243840395&vvvv=.......&item=2& <-- *

* NOTE: item=2

You will see that in this example, it's item (product ID) #2.

Best wishes,