twmaffun3

Wicked Fire users:

Tired of wasting time on keyword research? Today is your lucky day. We're excited to private launch WordFin.

Built by a team from MIT, WordFin gives you access to the most comprehensive and intellgient keyword-finding algorithms, starting at only $99/month.

BUT! As a special offer to Wicked Fire users, we're giving away FREE 7 day trial keys, limited exclusively to the first thirty >100 post users, first come first serve via PM. This is a strict policy. In exchange, we ask simply that you help us improve our product by providing your honest feedback in this thread.

Sign up for WordFin

For website owners, SEO consultants, and content farms, WordFin uses proprietary algorithms to identify the most profitable keywords to create content around.

Just enter a few seed words relating to the topic of interest, and our algorithms will do the rest - continually analyzing over 100m potential keywords on their traffic, value, and competitiveness. What you get is a bespoke list of keywords that will maximize your site's profit.

WordFin is different. MarketSamurai and WordTracker are slow, bulky, and only process one keyword at a time. WordFin automatically finds and analyzes keywords, and updates their metrics in real time. Cut out the time wasting today!

Ready to learn what keywords will increase your traffic and profit? Find out what profitable keywords you're missing with WordFin

tencentpiece

That video on the front page is a joke, right? If it's not, show a video of what your tool actually does. Where are you scraping this data from, because it sure as shit isn't your own.

Honestly I read your whole website and watched a video and I still don't know what it is you guys actually do. At the moment it looks like a prettier version of google's traffic estimator and you can do multiple KW's at once.

Also in your plans and pricing, it says you get 50 new campaigns a month for $97. WTF is a campaign!?

clyde

Tell your professor at MIT that you have wasted time building a tool nobody will ever use.

Who the fuck cares if you're from MIT anyway? whatever that stands for.

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LiamGallagher

I didn't understand what's this tool for. Instead of shotloads of effects in videos, you should put in simple words how this tool works because you have lots of useless words. You missed the point trying to "impress" us. The website looks cool but it's lacking basic information iMHO

500WA

Watch the video in this thread: Video of Drew Eric Whitman Keynote at ASW11

Then delete all of the copy on your site and write something other than fluffy bullshit.

twmaffun3

WordFin is a tool to find the most valuable keywords to design content around, i.e. in terms of organic ranking competitiveness, search volume, and cpc

In a nutshell, you create a campaign around a topic/idea and seed the campaign with a few keywords relevant to your target site.

Then the algorithms will return the most valuable and least competitive keywords relevant to your keyword that you should create content around.

Ex. A campaign could for a site on "remote control cars" and the 4 keywords you could seed are "RC cars online" "remote control car buying guide" etc. The algorithm will return the search keywords that both are easy to rank for and have the highest potential value.

acidie

Ok it's fast, what are the other advantages over MS and WT?

As others have said it would be nice to have a video or something showing the advantages.

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airforcematt

Alright - I got in on this out of curiosity. So far I'm seeing a decent keyword research tool but the results are gibberish to me. I need more information on why these keywords are good for me. So you have your own metrics, great! Break them down in plain english to me. I'm used to seeing things like amount of competition, amount of local searches (you only show global), price per click etc from similar tools. Too much "magic" not enough FACTS.
So far I'm not impressed but I'm going to keep playing around with it - more to follow.

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twmaffun3

From our devs:

cool, that's great feedback. we just added this stuff in, just pushed.