AdWords Keyword Planner, also recognized as one of the biggest overhauls of the Google Keyword Tool is still a puzzle for marketers. Intended to be used by paid search marketers, the new Keyword ...

Unfortunately for everyone doing keyword research, Google is taking down their Adwords Keyword Tool, which many of us have been using and loving for quite a while. It’s unclear exactly when this is ...

Google is working toward the complete phase out of the Adwords Keyword Tool and phasing in the new AdWords Keyword Planner. Users accessing the free external Adwords Keyword Tool to perform keyword ...

Frederic Chanut shared on Google+ an interesting Google AdWords bug with the keyword tool. Some are reporting that when you login to your AdWords account and click on the tools drop down and select ...

As you know, the Google Keyword Tool is being replaced by the Google Keyword Planner tool in the next month or so. Google is going to shut down the legacy Google Keyword Tool. But what might be ...

Google has introduced a few new features for their AdWords service. These new features include an improved keyword tool and the ability to automatically generate site-related keywords simply by ...

The YouTube keyword tool has been shuttered for good. The company announced it would sunset on September 1st in favor of the Display Planner’s AdWords for video keyword suggestions. Users must have an ...

Google has introduced a new tool that offers advertisers suggested keywords. Dubbed "Keyword Tool," it suggests terms related to those that have been supplied by the advertiser. Google also takes into ...

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Most marketers don't know they can analyze AdWords campaign keywords through a diagnosis reporting tool, per Heather Cooan. She walks through where to find it, how to use it, and the advantages. She ...

If the closure of the popular Google Reader service has taught us anything, it's that no program is safe from the search giant's chopping block. The next one expected to make an untimely exit is the ...