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Finally…an All-In-One Twitter Tool that Really Delivers

If you are anything like me, you have tried a hundred Twitter tools.  There are a ton of Twitter tools out there.  What is the best Twitter tool?  A lot of them are really very good and useful, while others are cumbersome and clunky.  I just recently stumbled upon a really cool twitter tool that has helped me a great deal.  I downloaded it here.  Twittering for me has never been easier, or more fun.

Not only does it make using Twitter easier, because you can readily manage all aspects of your Twitter account from one location, but it also has a built in traffic network designed to send you free traffic to your website when you post updates from inside the this Twitter Application.

 You have to see it in action…it’s pretty cool!

One of the best Twitter tools that I am speaking about is called TweetGlide.  This Twitter Tool was developed by Mike Filsaime and if you know much about Mike, then you know that this will be a viral traffic generating machine for you.

All you have to do is  download it for free  and maintain the same Twitter activity you were before you read this post.

Only now, you will get free traffic from it.

Here’s how using this App will get you free traffic.

It has a similar user interface to popular Twitter apps such as Twirl and Tweet Deck, where you have different panels for the Twitter Stream, your @ replies, and your direct messages.

The beauty of TweetGlide is that it features 4 customizable panels.

Panel 1 is your home panel or main glide.

Panel 2 features your sponsored tweets.

Panel 3 has your @mentions.

Panel 4 is for your direct messages.

But what makes TweetGlide different, and more importantly, what gets you TRAFFIC is the additional panel called the "Members Ad Stream"…..where your ad (which looks like a Twitter post) that you created from inside the app will be displayed on OTHER TweetGlide users "Ad Stream" panel.

It’s credit based and all you have to do is post, like you normally do, and you will earn ad credits which will convert to your ad being displayed in the stream.

This is all pretty straight forward, but extremely powerful, and will work on a Mac or PC.

This is the fun part…and where it gets even better.

Coupled with getting credits for posting, you will also gain credits for referring other members, and even more credits for members YOUR referrals get to use TWeetGlide – 5 levels down!

Go download it now and start  getting more traffic today

(Here is a short video that shows how to organize your followers! 

Creating a list is a relatively new feature for Twitter.)

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All New Spellchecker Shows Great Promise

CocoAspell 2.1

From Mac OS X Freeware

CocoAspell is an Open Source spell checker designed to eventually replace Ispell. Its main feature is that it does a much better job of coming up with possible suggestions than Ispell does. In fact recent tests shows that it even does better than Microsoft Word 97’s spell checker or just about any other spell checker I have seen. It also has support for checking (La)TeX and HTML files, and run time support for other non English languages.

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Everyone is wondering when Firefox is going mobile…it is going to be sooner than later…at least for some mobile subscribers.  If you are anything like me…you can’t wait to have one of the best browsers on your mobile devise.  Fennec will be reveiled soon.

By Doug Caverly WebProNews

The all new mobile version of the ever popular FireFox – also known as Fennec – is almost ready to launch. Indeed, a Mozilla exec was recently quoted as saying that a release could be "days away," so it’s possible that the new mobile browser will appear in time for some tech-inclined individuals to play with it on New Year’s Eve or even Christmas.

Word of this short-term goal comes via the BBC from Jay Sullivan, who’s Mozilla’s vice president of mobile. Apparently Fennec’s going through a last phase of testing, and, barring any "showstoppers," will be available quite soon.

The catch relates to compatibility, meaning this rollout won’t put Fennec in everyone’s hands. Owners of Nokia’s N900 phones will be the first to get their hands on the mobile version of Firefox. Then, as the BBC reported, "The organisation is also developing versions for Microsoft’s Windows mobile and Google’s Android operating system."  Read the rest here!

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Generate Keywords

Finding the right keyword is always a bit challenging, but having a good keyword research tool can help to generate keywords in the most effective way possible.  This can help you strategically increase traffic to your website or blog from the search engines.

One major aspect of search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of creating content using the exact keyword or keyword phrases that people are using to generate keywords. While there are certainly other factors involved in ranking well at the search engines, matching the on-page criteria is the first step in ensuring your visibility. Consistent cherry picking of long tail keywords over time is one of the easiest ways to boost traffic. Here are four free  keyword research tools that are popular because they all work well to generate keywords.

1. Spacky.com

Spacky, funny name, but is an awesome free keyword search estimator tool to generate keywords. It can tell you what exact terms were queried at the major search engines in the previous month and how many searches were conducted. The way it works is you enter a keyword or keyword phrase into the search box. The estimated monthly search volume results show how many people searched for that exact keyword or phrase in the previous month. The results also include keywords and phrases related to that theme and it’s common to find gems you hadn’t thought of.

When it comes to search engine optimization, it’s amazing how two very similar keyword phrases can have two very different effects on your blog or website’s traffic. It’s nice to know ahead of time exactly what popular keywords your audience is using to search with, and then build content around them to attract the search engines. In addition to knowing what people are searching for, it’s also important to know how many results there were for each query. There’s no sense getting involved in a saturated supply market when so much possibility exists online if you’re willing to do some research.  The tricky part is to find a keyword that has some popularity, but not so much, and have the right syntax so you can use it to write with naturally.  A lot of people will search for "dog bark loud," but it is hard to write that way.  Spacky helps to generate keywords that are truly useable.

A word of caution: It’s easy to become excited with the results when you see how many people searched for your idea or keyword last month. However, your data is incomplete. While Spacky is a great tool, it does not measure the number of search engine results for each keyword, i.e. your competition. Without knowing the current state of supply, it’s impossible to estimate a keyword’s potential popularity and/or profitability.

2. Wordtracker

Wordtracker’s free keyword suggestion tool is a very popular choice. I find it to be especially helpful with ’seed words’ to generate keywords.  Seed words like ‘how to’, ‘cure for’, and ‘buy’, all work well to drill down, and get some ideas for new sites, articles, and products.  If you are looking for a more powerful keyword research tool, check out their monthly subscription option, which includes access to more data and other options. 

On their site, they have also included a case study in the form of a FREE PDF, created by some leading SEO expert, to help you see how to use Wordtracker.  To find out, they created a story around Virginia Veg, a fictional company that wants to sell vegetarian dog food online. They then asked marketing and SEO experts from around the world to tell us how they would use Wordtracker to help Virginia Veg.

You can download your FREE PDF here.  I found it very helpful.

3. Google AdWords Free Keyword Tool

Google has developed this free online keyword research tool to analyze keyword demand in support of the Google AdWords program. It allows you not only to save your searches to a csv or text file, but also seamlessly integrate your top keywords into an AdWords marketing campaign.

4.  Market Samurai

Market Samurai, probably the most exotic of the four, is a powerful tool for keyword research.  It does especially well when searching for those hidden keywords and niche building ideas, that others might have missed.  There is a free version for the product, but if you want to drill your keywords down in greater depth, the paid version offers even more valuable information such as SEO competition, rank checking, and finding content.

All four keyword research tools can help in searching for just the right keyword.  If I had to pick just one tool, I still would go for the Google Adwords tool.  I still think it is the best for realtime keyword research that can aid in the most in depth analysis of your keyword needs.  I especially like a couple of features with the Google tool.  You can limit the search to just include the words that you are most interested in, rather than just spinning a bunch of extra words.  The other feature that helps me is the CPC (cost per click).  I like knowing this to find out the real competition for my keyword.

Finding the right keyword is a little like making a really good Chili.  A good Chili will have just enough spice, not too sweet, not too tangy, not too greasy, not too frilly.  So too is a good keyword.  It needs to have enough searches for demand, but not too much.   Having the right keyword tool can really help to cook up just the right killer keyword.  Keyword research might seem difficult to some, but I find it exciting.  I think it is fun to explore all of the research to unleash all of the possibilites.

Happy Keyword Researching!

Finding the Right Keywords to Promote Your Products 

In order to find those golden gems, or as they are sometimes referred to, low hanging fruit, you cannot skip the keyword research step. 

How to Find Profitable Keywords 

Take a look at the column on the right that I’ve circled. It’s a good rule of thumb to focus on finding keywords with a minimum of 1500 searches monthly. 

Finding the right keywords

Finding relevant keywords is really the art of SEO. Sometimes you can strike a gold mine where no one else is working. 

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