where is a tool for misspelled keywords

[tomecki]

Where I could find a tool for searching misspelled keywords?

[leo]

That's an easy one: It's called Google;-)

Of course, there is no tool to find all possible misspellings for a particular KW.

By the way, it's a good thing to keep misspelled KWs, since if *you* misspell them, others might do the same and find exactly your page. Does happen more often than you might think, believe me.

[SEbasic]

Of course, there is no tool to find all possible misspellings for a particular KW.
Not 100% true :)

http://www.seochat.com/seo-tools/keyword-typo-generator/

[leo]

Yeah, you're right, SEbasic ;)

The problem will be to stuff a website with all these KWs without arousing suspicions of a certain spamminess... But, really, the typo-generator is not bad insofar as it seems to really reproduce mistyping probability quite faithfully.

When I sent my last posting the idea ocurred to me that probably it might be dangerous indeed to state that something regarding the web is impossible - and so it was :D

[musiclover]

I've been using this one http://www.searchspell.com/typo/. Check it out..

[Tom Holderness]

Yes, Searchspell is great and free, and each word links to Google where you can check the query count.

[Spider Ninja]

I have this one here: http://www.spiderninja.com/seo-tools/typos.cgi

[Spider Ninja]

Yes, Searchspell is great and free, and each word links to Google where you can check the query count.

you run searchspell, right?

[maldives]

Turning out to be a meaningful thread. Thank you all for the links.

[henryzeng]

Here's a free software you can use to generate list of misspelled keywords:

http://henrysoftclub.com/mispellingfinder/typobuzz.zip

Hope it helps.

[kukujang]

I recommend for this software.

Misspelled Keyword Generator

http://www.tareeinternet.com/forum/free-scripts/234-misspelled-keyword-generator.html