Search engine optimisation company, Wordtracker has launched a UK dedicated keyword research database and is currently offering free trials.
Being solely concerned with what UK searchers are entering into search engines, Wordtracker say their UK research results provide new relevant keyword evidence for web site owners and web developers in this country.
What Wordtracker does is identify the best keywords to use to describe your web site’s pages to a search engine. It also enables a user to see what keywords rival companies are using and how these compare with the user’s proposed keywords. The results of the analysis are ranked in terms of priority and popularity. By having the most popular keywords in place – and in the correct order – web site owners can maximise their web site traffic and improve Return on Investment (ROI).
The UK Wordtracker tool is based on anonymous data provided by a number of UK internet service providers, enabling the database to obtain a deeper understanding of UK keyword usage patterns. In turn, Wordtracker users can fine tune their content to reflect the search terms most commonly used by potential customers.
The free trial offers extends only to the MSN search and Keyword Universe, so what you see is a fairly limited view of what is available to subscribers. It is of sufficiently wide scope to gain an insight into the capabilities of Wordtracker and obtain some interesting hard facts about your keywords and their performance.
