Keyword Research on SEOmoz

[TheGrid]

I use wordtracker for a lot of my keyword research. If SEOmoz incorporated such a tool I would cancel my WT membership. Even if it meant paying more per month here I would do it. The rest of teh tool set is so complete this would just put SEOmoz over the edge.

[kchandler]

Out of curiosity, since i haven't used wordtracker before.

What are the benefits that they offer in regards to keywords research?

[TheGrid]

The benefits are an in depth keyword research tool with the ability to filter words, develop large lists based on seed words.review competitiveness and make comprehensive target lists using Google's search data. It is invaluable to anyone starting an SEO campaign

[adamf]

This is something that we plan to build up over time, but we won't have any keyword research at the scale of Word Tracker in the near-term.

That said, if there are particular keyword research features you can't live without, or problems you need someone to solve, please let us know. This is an area we plan to focus on in the future, and it would be great to know your needs so we can build the right product.

[TheGrid]

Adam, had you considered a strategic partnership with Wordtracker? Not only could you increase features and functionality but you would expose your brand to their customer base. Wordtracker has been around a long time and is considered a trusted source to most SEO old timers like myself, It would be the perfect marriage in my opinion.

The techies could manage the back-end integration and co-branding and perhaps on both ends users of each service could sample the other's technology then you could up-sell them on the full product which would be all accessible through your respective back ends. It sounds ambitious but I think a little bit of awesome.

[TheGrid]

I really believe this would add infinite value mutually.

[adamf]

Great thought! I agree there could be some great synergies there. We'll keep a scenario like this in mind as we plan out our strategy to beef up keyword research. Thanks!