Google has introduced a few new features for their AdWords service. These new features include an improved keyword tool and the ability to automatically generate site-related keywords simply by ...

If the closure of the popular Google Reader service has taught us anything, it's that no program is safe from the search giant's chopping block. The next one expected to make an untimely exit is the ...

Google seems to be testing a new AdWords feature that allows you to batch your keyword analysis into a larger overview report, as opposed to running the report for each and every keyword manually. The ...

If you're developing blog content for SEO's sake, then Darren Rowse has some tips for using the AdWords Keyword Tool to help develop search-friendly blog titles and post topics. He also explains how ...

The workflows in the new Keywords Planner are much more streamlined than the current/old version, and it uses Google’s Material Design, matching the new AdWords interface. The best indication of this ...

Marty Weintraub recalls how SMX attendees seemed stunned as Google's Baris Gultekin said that the ubiquitous AdWords Keyword Tool now only provides keywords Google deems commercial. He provides an ...

A month ago we reported about the new redesigned keyword planner tool which was put into the new Google AdWords experience and look and feel. Well, Google last week also announced it but only last ...

Reported at WebmasterWorld, it appears that the Google keyword tool is blocking displaying suggested keywords for some gambling related terms. For example, if you try plugging in [casino] into the ...

Google discontinued their AdWords Keyword Tool on August 27, 2013. However, similar functionality is now available in Google’s Keyword Planner, which is part of the Google AdWords dashboard (from now ...

Google AdWords is a pay-per-click service. Unlike traditional advertising, PPC ads cost money only when someone clicks on your ad. Most importantly, AdWords enables you to track the success of your ...

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