Looking for two keyword tools - 1 for keyword filtering, 1 for permutations

Discussion in 'Google AdWords' started by Voltec, Feb 27, 2008.

  1. #1
    I'm looking for what could be one keyword tool, but probably is two different ones. I would prefer free of course, but if that isn't possible, looking for lower cost.

    The first one would be for keyword filtering. Something that would take a long list of keywords and let me filter the list for word or multiple word matches. As an example - with the following list:

    brown bags
    red bags
    paper bags
    brown paper bags
    paper sacks

    Using the utility, if I filtered for "bags", then the first 4 keyphrases would come up - searching for paper bags would bring up #3 and #4... would be ideal, would be searching for "brown bags" and bringing up #1 and #4 (meaning, the words must be contained, but not necessarily in order).

    The second utility I am looking for is to take a keyword list and create the 3 possible listings for each one aka:


    brown bags
    red bags
    paper bags

    becomes:

    brown bags
    "brown bags"
    [brown bags]
    red bags
    "red bags"
    [red bags]
    paper bags
    "paper bags"
    [paper bags]

    Anyone have any that they use and/or could recommend?

    Thanks,
    Matt
     
    Voltec, Feb 27, 2008 IP
  2. csource

    csource Peon

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    i used Efficient PPC he is very good
     
    csource, Feb 27, 2008 IP
  3. robertpriolo

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    #3
    you are looking for a custom solution, since a tool like this does not work. I actually created one that does the 1st scenario, the second I wouldn't use because this tells me your do things on the web interface, which takes forever. You should consider using adwords editor to make your life easier.

    Unfortunately, I do not think I can share the tool I have designed
     
    robertpriolo, Feb 27, 2008 IP
  4. Voltec

    Voltec Peon

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    robertpriolo,

    Wow... well, that solves the 2nd request... lol I just downloaded the tool and figured out how to quickly solve that problem.

    Now I'm debating dusting off what previously was my VB5 skills (yea, it's been awhile) and seeing what I can create with VB6 (I still have an installed copy). I have some ideas of how I could code the basic filter engine. I guess if I can't find an acceptable tool I will have to do it myself.

    csourse,

    Efficient PPC doesn't look like it does what I'm looking to do with filtering...

    Thanks to you both,
    Matt
    PS. If anyone still is looking for what my 2nd keyword tool would do... here is a free site:
    http://wisitech.com/what-we-do/free-seo-tools.php
     
    Voltec, Feb 27, 2008 IP
  5. robertpriolo

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    Here try this code, it should solve your problem




    Sub extractthiskeyword()

    Dim xthiskw As String
    xthiskw = "*" & InputBox("Enter Keyword To Extract Name") & "*"
    Dim stepthisrow As Integer
    stepthisrow = 1


    For Each C In Range("A1:A" & Range("A65000").End(xlUp).Row)
    If C Like xthiskw Then
    C.Cut
    Range("D" & stepthisrow).Select
    ActiveSheet.Paste
    stepthisrow = stepthisrow + 1
    Else
    End If
    Next

    End Sub
     
    robertpriolo, Feb 27, 2008 IP
  6. T_Media

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    dude, no programming required!

    excel has filtering options, just go through the help files.

    as for your 2nd tool. what you're looking for is an "adwords wrapper", just type it in google, the first result is free and easy to use.
     
    T_Media, Mar 10, 2008 IP
  7. Esprit

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    Revenuewire put out a tool that does what you asked for

    Get it here: h++p://blog.revenuewire.com/?p=38

    I suggest you get it while it's still free.
     
    Esprit, Mar 14, 2008 IP
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    hotbacon Well-Known Member

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    Exel and Adwords Editor are the best free tools. But if you want to be "professional", try keyword elite..
     
    hotbacon, Mar 14, 2008 IP