The best keyword analysis tools - LIST

I am looking for input about the keyword analysis tools. As much input as possible would be great to get a good resource for people looking to do keyword analysis. Please include if, free, and why you think it is good.

I will start the list:

GoodKeywords - FREE
www.goodkeywords.com
It is free, and pulls some interesting data.

WEBCEO - PAID
It give a nice report, and pretty accurate data,

Wordtracker - Both FREE and PAID
Definitely give some good keyword analysis

SEOBook Keyword Research Tool
Free on SEOBook.com

I know I missed tons of them, so please add your favorites to the list.

 

thanks for helps

 

Nichebot and Wordze are the best, in my opinion. They're not free, though.

 

I have downloaded it n its not working dear in my desktop

 

Thanks for posting the link.

 

I think wordtracker is commonly used for many professional webmasters. Good stuff.

 

Thanks for the site.

 

If interested read my sig on PPC analysis tools. See what you think

 

thnx man...that was nice work by you

 

I am using Keyword Elite. It's great program too.

 

yea i love it

 

Thanks for the link

 

thanx for the resources im trying them out right now

 

thanks for the information , very usefull

 

thanx for the list

 

7 Day WordTracker Free Trial ...Will give you KEI based on your Industry from Top Search Engines over a period of 90 days.
Wordtracker periodically compiles a database of over 330 million search terms which is updated on a weekly basis. All search terms are collected from the major metacrawlers - Dogpile and Metacrawler.

Click on the first link in my signature.

 

For both competitive and volume analysis - Wordze is what you need. Dont use KEI as a metric, it doesn't make mathmatical sense on a large scale.


Also try SEOmoz Keyword Difficulty tool.. They created their own little KEI (Sort of) but it is really handy. It is a paid tool.

 

wordtracker now have free trial, i think it is the best

 

Keyword Discovery is also quite good. As far as free tools go, the SEO Book research tool is pretty handy