Wordtracker Introduces Free Keyword Research Plugin For Firefox

Wordtracker recently introduced a free keyword research tool, SEO Blogger, as its latest Wortracker Labs project. It is a mini version of Wordtracker’s online keyword research tool right in your browser window.

If you know search engine optimization, you know the importance of researching keywords for optimization. And this Firefox add-on, SEO Blogger, has made that research a lot easier than before.

As explained in the blog post, when installed, it opens up in a sidebar within your Firefox browser so you don’t have to open another window for research. It let’s you find keywords and phrases relevant to your query. You add ‘seed’ keywords and it will come up with a list of most relevant keywords and phrases which you can use for optimization.

Save those keywords you’re interested in by hitting the little “Add” links next to the phrases. This stores them in the bottom box under ‘your chosen keywords’ list so that you remember all of your saved keywords.

When you’ll use those keywords in your article, SEO Blogger will make a count of how many times you used a certain keyword.

You can sort your chosen keywords by alphabets, by the number of searches or by the number of times you used it in your blog.

Benefits of using Wordtracker’s SEO Blogger:

Saves time: It saves your time. No need to go off to do separate keyword research

All Blogging Platforms: It works with all blog publishing platforms.

Stay focused: It let’s you to stay focused and concentrate your research only on the post and the relevant keywords you’re writing.

Comparative analysis: It lets you compare keywords instantly to find out which ones pack the most SEO punch.

Keyword count: It automatically counts that how many times you’ve used each chosen keyword in your post.

This keyword tool uses the Wordtracker database and is similar to Wordtracker’s online FREE keyword suggestion tool. I used it and foud it a great tool for bloggers. I also encountered an error and had to fill a Captcha code; may be due to over usage.