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It's a Windows only program unfortunately.
Just purchase through the link in the first post.
or click here.
Exact Searches only.
Bought it.
Getting a list of 10k keywords with it only takes a couple of mins which is ideal. I can then filter these down with the columns and check which ones have available domains. Great tool, highly recommended.
A couple of things though:
- Sometimes the "org" analyser shows domains as available when they are not.
- It would be better if when you're scraping you could choose to only scrape keywords with over so many searches or so much CPC. That would mean you could scrape a hell of a lot more useful keywords without hitting the limit (10k on trial, 30k on full) and having to filter them down to just a few hundred useful ones.
Thanks.
Getting a list of 10k keywords with it only takes a couple of mins which is ideal. I can then filter these down with the columns and check which ones have available domains. Great tool, highly recommended.
A couple of things though:
- Sometimes the "org" analyser shows domains as available when they are not.
- It would be better if when you're scraping you could choose to only scrape keywords with over so many searches or so much CPC. That would mean you could scrape a hell of a lot more useful keywords without hitting the limit (10k on trial, 30k on full) and having to filter them down to just a few hundred useful ones.
Thanks.
I ended up using some proxies from proxy bonanza and running it thru a test Google account.
Its very similar to micro niche finder in regards to what it does/general idea. However, it works a ton better and produces much better results.
I do things a bit differently, so I didn't find any magic 10k+ EMDs with it, but I did find some EMD's that I had not thought of before or seen with the results of Market Samauri, Google KW tool, or MNF. With the EMD's I did fine and the related LSI keywords, I have found several domains I could build out and easily gain 30-40k visitors total.
I think the diff. score is almost dead on as I tested it with some niches I'm already doing and handling.
I would highly recommend a Death By Captch account if you don't have it, its a pain in the ass to do any of the captchas ( yeah im lazy as shit ).
Really simply laid out and easy to use.
I give it 2 thumbs up!
Its very similar to micro niche finder in regards to what it does/general idea. However, it works a ton better and produces much better results.
I do things a bit differently, so I didn't find any magic 10k+ EMDs with it, but I did find some EMD's that I had not thought of before or seen with the results of Market Samauri, Google KW tool, or MNF. With the EMD's I did fine and the related LSI keywords, I have found several domains I could build out and easily gain 30-40k visitors total.
I think the diff. score is almost dead on as I tested it with some niches I'm already doing and handling.
I would highly recommend a Death By Captch account if you don't have it, its a pain in the ass to do any of the captchas ( yeah im lazy as shit ).
Really simply laid out and easy to use.
I give it 2 thumbs up!
My Official UNF Review
As many of you know I develop tons of small content farms so I depend on this type of keyword & niche finding tool more than any other. This does JOB #1 in my industry. I've used MicroNiche Finder the most for this pursuit before now, and I have experience with many other tools including Keyword Elite, Wordtracker, Market Samurai and some other made-for-IM products.
UNF excells beyond MNF and all the others in three areas:
As for every other feature, I felt it was on par but slightly cleaner & snappier than MNF so I'll let someone else talk about those points. (Although the Difficulty score was obviously smarter than MNF's too.) For this review I'm going indepth on just these points:
Proxies:
Now you're playing with Power! Proxies are used to keep google from banning your sorry IP address when making larger numbers (Over a couple of hundred, I'd say) of KW analyzsation requests per day. (Step 2, not the initial KW scrape from Adwords.)
Although another service out there comes with the ability to use proxies, they want you to put in 1 proxy at a time, which means you can't use many for large batches, and of course you can't use public proxies which go up and down often.
With UNF, you can use any number of them, test them right there in the software, and even import public proxies! I was floored when I saw clyde had added support for this:
It continually tests these and only uses working proxies at the moment on your list! And if you have a software like ProxyFinder that continually gives you new lists of public proxies, then all you have to do is click that import button 1 time when you need it to re-import the latest version of your list. Highly impressive.
Captchas:
I'm used to captcha support in many other tools these days, even bots I make myself, but this is the first KW tool that gives me full captcha-solving support and even a nice interface for it which shows credit remaining inside your software:
Of course you can do it manually too, for those too cheap to pay the ~$7 every 5,000 or so solves. (You know, peasants.)
Sorting:
The initial search and pull of the keywords produces a good amount of data you can sort with right off the bat, and from this stage you can also click on any keyword to expand that keywords' longer-tailed terms into this batch! (Remind anyone of the "Dig" button from Wordtracker?)
Here's a screenshot of it with initial results: (Yep, I Outed my new niche, yo!)
Then you can sort it any way you want, select the ones you care about in groups or cherry pick, and then hit the Analyze button: (Proxies very useful for this step!)
Finally, after any more grouping or cherry picking, you get to search the registrars for EMDs:
This sorting and overall process flow simply rules. No one does it this smoothly.
Filtering:
Finally, I love the advanced filtering ability that is lacking in all other software for this purpose. I know it doesn't sound like much, but when you filter a list of keywords (by any column of your choice) you won't have to waste nearly as many queries going from step to step. That's more time and money for you:
Obviously, if I wanted to compete with Wickedfire I would register the domain gaywebmaster.org right now. It may be hard to compete but hey, at least I'd have the EMD bonus.
So my final rating: 10/10. I'm extremely happy with UNF and plan to use it on all of my future websites.
As many of you know I develop tons of small content farms so I depend on this type of keyword & niche finding tool more than any other. This does JOB #1 in my industry. I've used MicroNiche Finder the most for this pursuit before now, and I have experience with many other tools including Keyword Elite, Wordtracker, Market Samurai and some other made-for-IM products.
UNF excells beyond MNF and all the others in three areas:
1. Fantastic Proxy and Captcha support, which both equal more power to aid our searches.
2. Far better sorting and filtering to help us find exactly what we're looking for each and every time. This additionally saves us money and time.
3. Updating. UNF updates automatically and quickly, unlike the desktop-based competition that does this important task the hard way, making you download files manually to your desktop and install from there. (And you do want a desktop-based solution if you care about privacy and speed.)
2. Far better sorting and filtering to help us find exactly what we're looking for each and every time. This additionally saves us money and time.
3. Updating. UNF updates automatically and quickly, unlike the desktop-based competition that does this important task the hard way, making you download files manually to your desktop and install from there. (And you do want a desktop-based solution if you care about privacy and speed.)
As for every other feature, I felt it was on par but slightly cleaner & snappier than MNF so I'll let someone else talk about those points. (Although the Difficulty score was obviously smarter than MNF's too.) For this review I'm going indepth on just these points:
Proxies:
Now you're playing with Power! Proxies are used to keep google from banning your sorry IP address when making larger numbers (Over a couple of hundred, I'd say) of KW analyzsation requests per day. (Step 2, not the initial KW scrape from Adwords.)
Although another service out there comes with the ability to use proxies, they want you to put in 1 proxy at a time, which means you can't use many for large batches, and of course you can't use public proxies which go up and down often.
With UNF, you can use any number of them, test them right there in the software, and even import public proxies! I was floored when I saw clyde had added support for this:
It continually tests these and only uses working proxies at the moment on your list! And if you have a software like ProxyFinder that continually gives you new lists of public proxies, then all you have to do is click that import button 1 time when you need it to re-import the latest version of your list. Highly impressive.
Captchas:
I'm used to captcha support in many other tools these days, even bots I make myself, but this is the first KW tool that gives me full captcha-solving support and even a nice interface for it which shows credit remaining inside your software:
Of course you can do it manually too, for those too cheap to pay the ~$7 every 5,000 or so solves. (You know, peasants.)
Sorting:
The initial search and pull of the keywords produces a good amount of data you can sort with right off the bat, and from this stage you can also click on any keyword to expand that keywords' longer-tailed terms into this batch! (Remind anyone of the "Dig" button from Wordtracker?)
Here's a screenshot of it with initial results: (Yep, I Outed my new niche, yo!)
Then you can sort it any way you want, select the ones you care about in groups or cherry pick, and then hit the Analyze button: (Proxies very useful for this step!)
Finally, after any more grouping or cherry picking, you get to search the registrars for EMDs:
This sorting and overall process flow simply rules. No one does it this smoothly.
Filtering:
Finally, I love the advanced filtering ability that is lacking in all other software for this purpose. I know it doesn't sound like much, but when you filter a list of keywords (by any column of your choice) you won't have to waste nearly as many queries going from step to step. That's more time and money for you:
Obviously, if I wanted to compete with Wickedfire I would register the domain gaywebmaster.org right now. It may be hard to compete but hey, at least I'd have the EMD bonus.
So my final rating: 10/10. I'm extremely happy with UNF and plan to use it on all of my future websites.
Just got this, looks great so far. My YPP proxies seem to get banned right away but not the program's fault so scraping some public ones to try now.
Agree it all works pretty smooth and I like the overall workflow.
Would be nice if there was a filter for 'any tld available' on the domains instead of on a per basis.
Agree it all works pretty smooth and I like the overall workflow.
Would be nice if there was a filter for 'any tld available' on the domains instead of on a per basis.
Thanks for the review man.
1) Regarding the "org" showing false positives. We use zone files to check for EMD's and these are updated daily so domains that were just registered a few hours ago will still show as available.
2) The limit is there to ensure that the software runs smoothly without any of data sources flagging your IP for doing massive scraping.
Thanks eliquid, glad you're liking it!
@lukeP, awesome review!
This is copied from the FAQ section above,
I believe I've solved your problem through email, if not all you need to do is go to Control Panel -> Clock, Language and Region -> Region and Language -> Change Format to English.
Thank you.
The workaround at the moment is to delete all keywords that have no EMD's available, activate False for all TLD's, Select All -> Delete, then remove all filters.
Is there documentation that expounds on the "competition" stat and what metrics are accounted? It does not seem to correlate with SerpIQ. For example, I have 2 related keywords that SerpIQ ranks as 41 and 42, but UNF marks as 66 and 24. It seems to heavily favor links indexed by Google.
i bought it. i also bought some private proxies and running them through the tester and only 1/4 are shown as working when in reality all of them work. any idea whats goin on?
also when u filter by keywords, anyway to filter phrases? usually most programs break keywords with commas but you use spaces so yea...
also when u filter by keywords, anyway to filter phrases? usually most programs break keywords with commas but you use spaces so yea...
Thanks for this suggestion but I was using proxies. Thanks anyways.
It was someone else but this seemed to fix this problem! Thanks man! I have a feeling that this is going to be one of my most used tool.
Your proxies might be working in general but those might be blocked by google already while they are working in other sites. I'm not sure if this tool tests all proxies in google but i have a feeling that it does. Just search some big new proxy lists or scrape them and test with this tool.
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