But the cost to gain access to wordtracker is much higher than the software that requires only one time pay.
If you do not need too much information overloaded then choose the software but if you really want to dig into the deepest niches possible, choose wordtracker.

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I think it has changed names several times (not sure why the creators couldn’t settle on a name before they launched it), but whatever it is called now is well worth the purchase price, which is really low for what you get.

Rochelle

I just wanted to give a heads up that Micro Niche Finder is in the works of creating version 5. Very exciting!

We have big plans for our new version – more features and more information combined with the ease and simplicity you expect from Micro Niche Finder.

If you have questions about anything Micro Niche Finder related (as I have seen above), don’t hesitate to get in touch with us:

micronichefinder@gmail.com
http://www.micronicheblog.com
http://www.jamesjonessupport.com/help/
Or send us a tweet on twitter: micronichetool

Thanks! – Your friendly Micro Niche Finder Specialist

They have a few sources you can go to:
http://www.micronicheblog.com
On twitter, the name is: micronichetool
http://www.jamesjonessupport.com/help/

OR

email: micronichefinder@gmail.com

The last three are the most direct ways to get in touch with the Micro Niche Finder team, and the blog gives good general information.

By the way, there is a new version of Micro Niche Finder in the works right now…and it’s so impressive already.

Hope this helps!

Own also keyword elite, traffic travis (which is very fast) and GE trends

Ran tests side by side with all four and the std google KW tool, plust wT

Bottom line

THEY ALL VARY

best bet: google k.word tool – as its their OWN info – therefore most likely to be globally accurate

nother thing. – googles results differ depending on which engine you use

go here for international ones and see what I mean

http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.c.....le-usa.htm

NB: nothing is conclusive {::; in life

Sometimes I’ll take a good long tail keyword from the Adwords with search volume in the 1000′s of searches & plug it into MNF, only to find a vastly lower # of searches from MNF, with identical exact phrase counts. It is not unusual to find a good long tail keyword with 500-1000 monthly searches with a similar number from the revious month on adwords, & see it on MNF with <30 searches. Since MNF pulls its info from Google, how can this be?

Another thing I noticed is that sometimes with MNF I’ll find a good term with good search volume & a low exact phrase count, & after I write an article an exact phrase count jumos from 7000. Is this because a bunch of people optimize for this term at the same time. I’ve also had MNF show the identical keyword with 2 different exact phrase counts. Anyone else noticed any of these things?

Re: “how often can you use the soc feature without being banned?” That’s hard to say. I don’t think there is a specific period of time or queries. However, the more you use it in a short period of time, the more likely you are to be temporarily banned.

There are settings within Micro Niche Finder that you can modify to help prevent this from happening. It will make searches a bit slower, but it will be kinder to Google.

Re: “why are you banned if you use the soc feature too much?” Using keyword tools, like this one, that use Google for keyword searches puts a strain on Google’s server. If Google senses that you are using to many of their resources, they will temporarily block your IP address.

Rochelle