Wordtracker: Measuring The Buzz Around Oscar Nominations
February 26, 2007 – 1:53 amFollowing press release caught my attention. Wordtracker, a keyword research company that stores a database of over 300 million search terms that people have used over the past 90 days had published a list of searches related to Oscar nominations.
Personally I can care less about the Oscar but I have experimented with Wordtracker in the past. Although I never was able to purchase their yearly package, which comes at $275.92, I managed to use their “free trial” to set up my first ever pay per click campaign. I think my next purchase might just be their yearly subscription. You can give them a try for free. There is a limit to how many keywords you will be able to download. Great keyword research tool.
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7 Responses to “Wordtracker: Measuring The Buzz Around Oscar Nominations”
Nice coverage of The Oscars. I actually took another route and looked at sentiment analysis . Not sure I got closer because the Oscars’ academy is not necessarily the wisdom of crowds. Awesome show, though. I loved it.
-arnaud
By Arnaud Fischer on Feb 26, 2007
Arnaud,
Welcome! I am not sure I am getting what you are trying to say. My article while references Oscars is more about WordTracker.
By Vlad on Feb 27, 2007
I wonder if they take into consideration all of the mispellings of DiCaprio?
By Mark from Bloglyne.com on Feb 28, 2007
lol Mark they probably did! Good one!
By Vlad on Feb 28, 2007
As with WordTracker you can also try the KeywordDiscovery - Keyword Research Tool which has a much larger keyword database. Great for tail end and niche keyword research.
Cheers
Rob
By Rob on Mar 28, 2007
Thanks for dropping your link Rob
. Come more often, I do not use “nofollow” in my comments. 
Jocking aside, I looked quickly at your website. I will be back for more reading.
By Vlad on Mar 28, 2007
Can also give KeywordSpy.com a try
By Arupa on Jun 5, 2007