Search Engine Optimization

Today I’ve signed up for NicheBOT v2.0, with an intent to write a full scale review about this keyword research tool, as well as compare it to WordTracker and Yahoo Overture.

This article however, is a warm up, with basic topics covered, such as the structure, database sources, as well as a usability review, gathered from videos featured on Nichebot.com.

A little History.

Nichebot is registered to Full Throttle Enterprises Inc. owned by Jim Morris, President/CEO. NicheBot head office is located in Torrance California.

More recently Jim has combined WordTracker, Yahoo Overture, Keyword Discovery and Google results into all-in-one comprehensive keyword research suite and named it 2.0.

How Does NicheBot Work.

The process of keyword harvesting with NicheBot, from my understanding works this way.

You sign up with Nichebot, for either a trial, a month or for a year. You are given an amount of credits as a start up, with an option to buy more as you continue the usage, meanwhile Nichebot has premium subscriptions to the top of the line research tools, such as the WordTracker, Overture and Keyword Discovery.

Whenever you query information from those sources, you are tapping into the data bank through NicheBot account and get full enterprise results per request. In order to maintain full access to those sources through NicheBot, you are required to purchase credits, since Nichebot has to pay its own bills for the usage of a foreign database. On top of an enterprise access, Jim offers a comprehensive suite of applications, all flawlessly integrated within the interface.

Nichebot Website.

As you land on the homepage, you are greeted with a friendly structure, where the left navigation bar serves as a teaser to what options are available, while on the center of the screen, Nichebot offers to take a tour or watch a video presentation.

For starters I have picked “Take the Tour and see…” which redirected me to a 43823 character long sales messages. The approach is very direct, SEO expert oriented, where Jim Morris details on one to one basis all the great benefits of Nichebot. On right side a pretty woman in a slick, grey dress is explaining the summary of material written on the page, finishing the dialog with “I’ll see you on the inside” – very original.

The five step video presentation is flawless in terms of showing usability and power of NicheBot – a must see for anyone who prefers to get an inside look of the product before committing to it. Jim presents you with a step by step tutorial, explaining how to use Nichebot detailing the following:

• Core keyword research
• Related keywords
• LSI related words gathered from Google.
• Keyword basket usage
• Competition analysis, with a view of highest PR sites for a particular keyword
  • Number of backlinks
  • Indexed pages
• How to merge research from Overture and WordTracker.
• Keyword discovery usage for themed breakdown.

Jim does a really good job, giving a full in-depth overview of Nichebot, making it irresistible to avoid a trial.
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