use senuke - SENuke Review of Niche Keyword Research

SENuke review of its Niche Research function - let me summarize by saying this program may be one of the most efficient programs ever to be available to web marketers.

SENuke (Search Engine Nuke) is a comprehensive set of article marketer tools that speeds and streamlines the article writing and submission process for all presently available Web 2.0 functions. Presently there are numerous functions are included in the Pro version (the premium version of the program) which are not in the standard version, with each Pro version function to be reviewed for its ease of use and effectiveness. This article is an SENuke review of the Pro version of the keyword niche research part of the program.

SENuke Review Web Niche Research
This tool has all the appearances of an incredible time saver. A user types in a web address they wish to promote then click a button and the program examines Google’s interpretation of the relevant keywords for the selected site. The niche research program then rates the level of competition for each keyword on a scale of “Don’t Waste Your Time” to “Easiest to Dominate”. Stats are compiled including average and previous monthly search data, and can be quickly and easily exported to a spreadsheet via a comma separated variable (CSV) file.

Alternatively a user has the option of seeing all the relevant keywords for a site (based on Google data) but a user also has the option of reviewing the competition level of individual keywords and phrases, their rank in Google, the host sites of these articles (i.e. Ezine Articles or Hub Pages, etc), and then see direct links to the articles themselves. Clicking on any of the article links opens a browser to see the article itself.

Needless to say being able to quickly sift through Google’s keyword data to be able to export to a spreadsheet for sorting analysis is a huge time saver for article researchers, and provides a significant competitive advantage for users of this product.

Our next SENuke review article will focus on Web 2.0 account creation.

Author: Barry Livingstone