Keyword Research for 2012: Ultimate Niche Finder Review
Welcome to my first series of videos! I will be reviewing Ultimate Niche Finder, which is a relatively unknown keyword research tool. It’s a desktop program, and you might find it odd that I’m reviewing it in light of my usage of SECockpit. However, I think it’s a great alternative to it and other comparable programs that also work on the desktop level like Longtail Pro and Market Samurai.
I will be reviewing this software in 4 separate parts:
- Introduction to Ultimate Niche Finder, the user interface and basic features.
- How to do bulk keyword research with UNF.
- How I use SEMRush in conjunction with UNF to do bulk keyword research strategy.
- Introduction to uNiches.com, a companion tool to Ultimate Niche Finder, and closing comments.
Please enjoy the review!
Introduction to Ultimate Niche Finder
How to Do Bulk Keyword Research
How I Use SEMRush with Ultimate Niche Finder
Introduction to uNiches.com and Wrap-Up
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- Ultimate Niche Finder with 2 licenses for 2 computers.
- A lifetime subscription to uNiches.com. (After purchasing, please email the developer to setup your account. Details will be in the purchase.)
I welcome any comments below. Thanks!
Andre
Category: Productivity
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Hey Andre, I’ll check out the videos a little later, they look great from the skimming that I did
Have you tried Keyword Blaze? If so, do you like it?
Keep the great posts coming!
Hi Matt,
I’ve never tried Keyword Blaze, but I just watched the video. It looks promising. I think the best feature is the keyword tagging, although I don’t think you can define the parameters in which it picks keywords? Perhaps the niche storm feature too. Everything else is more or less the same as other keyword research tools. Since it seems to have a thin desktop client, I’m would have thought that the server backend pulls from SEOmoz like SECockpit. But when I watched the video it seems that they pull from GAKT with just thousands of proxies.
I read the Warrior Forum thread on it and the comments there seem to indicate some issues with it as well as support is unresponsive. I can say from the support from the UNF developer is excellent.
So it looks good on the surface. To add a fourth KW research tool to my toolbox would probably be overkill.
So do you think you will switch over to UNF? I had a subscription to SECockpit and liked it, but wasn’t a fan of all the cached data or the monthly fee, so I dumped it.
KB pulls from SEOmoz and GAKT.
Does UNF check for domain availability? KB does not which is definitely a drawback.
I’ll try to watch your vid’s tonight.
If they pull from SEOmoz and GAKT then UNF will have the same data under the hood. Although UNF does indeed have the ability to check for domain availability. I’m not actually sure which registrar it checks, but I assume that it’s GoDaddy or Namecheap.
EDIT: Sorry I forgot to answer your question. I have switched over to UNF completely from SECockpit for now. SECockpit works best for me when I need to launch 50+ websites in a month like when I started. Since I’m only doing about 10-20 at a time now then I don’t need its power.
Cool, I think I’ll pick up a copy!