One of the tools I use for keyword suggestions and information is Good Keywords. This tool allows you to type in a word and get multiple related keyword phrases back along with their estimated amount of searches per month. It’s completely free, works on Windows, and is definitely worth checking out, no catch.

In addition to keyword suggestion, this tool allows you to generate misspellings, build keyword phrases, and has a keyword organizer. Good Keywords allows you to do your keyword research using Overture, Yahoo, or Teoma and the search amounts are based on those enigines.

How do I use this tool? Well, for deep keyword research I recommend Wordtracker, however this tool is great for finding general more popular words and phrases and I use it for that purpose. For example, if I am writing an article for this blog perhaps, I will do a quick search on popular keyword phrases to find suggestions for my title and phrase targeting, if I find that one term gets twice as many searches as another then I may target my article for that keyword prhase.

There’s many uses for this tool and it’s free, so you really have nothing to lose by checking it out. You can download the GoodKeywords keyword suggestion tool from their website.

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The Internet is full of misspellings, in fact many people make a living based on misspellings of domain names and search terms. When you write online however your spelling is a direct reflection of not only your intelligence, but your attention to detail as well. I am by no means a perfect speller, but with a simple tool I discovered that works with Internet Explorer I am!

IESpell Check is a tool that integrates into your web browser allowing you to simply “Right Click” to check your spelling. You can check your spelling for Forum posts, Blog Posts, Comments, and any other online form. It has its own dictionary that allows you to customize, so over time it learns the uncommon words you use and how to spell them correctly, such as ClickBank, or Adsense.

I’ve been using this tool a long time now and have no complaints. It’s got many advanced features an has saved me from looking foolish countless of times misspelling words like “their” or “separate” just to name a few. The program is free, easy to use, and I highly recommended you get it. You can download directly from their website.

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